THE CENTRAL POST Serving South Brunswick, Frank Un TownsJiips VOL. V—No. 15 Subscription S3 Per Year FRANKLIN PARK. N. J., THURSD.AY. APRIL 11. 1963 .Newsstand Price 10c Per Copy May Begin Give Yenom Democrats Sewer Work Final Okay Have Battle This June For Homes In Primary $2.9 Million Project Now Must Await A lters To Decide To Aid Township Result Of Appeal Three-Man Race Industrial Picture Of Cluster Law In S. Brunswick Construction of a vast water •nd sewer network for South Bruns- .'8fo estimate can be given when Primary Election Day. April 16, wick Township is hoped to start in the lirst families will be mo\ mg in­ finds the 5,468 registered voters in June, with completion estimated to Brunswick .Atres. but water, South Brunswick Township going to nine months later. sewer and road construction is ex­ the polls to decide who among the Bids on the $2.9 million c.xpansion pected to get underway ibis year three Democratic candidates will project will be rtfteived at 7 p.m. At a special meeting las:t Satur­ be the party's choice for the two on May 29 by the Township .Munici­ day, the -South Brunswick Town- scats on Township Committee. pal Utilities .Authority at its offices sh.p Planning Board gave final ap­ Aotes also will elect district coun- in the Kendall Park .Shopping Cen­ proval for the 526-home develop­ ly committeemen and women for ter. ment, marking the end of long ne­ ' both parlies, and endorse Republi- I he project w ill open up to de­ gotiations between Township offi­ I can choices for the Township Com- velopment industrial areas in the cials and. the developer, Yenom I mitice seals, and the candidates southwestern section of the Town- Corp.. Inc., of Mettichcn. running unopposed as party choices •hip, and will bring municipal san­ Before any work begins, howev­ for lax assessor. itary sewers and water to Mon­ er, the builders will have to await The Democratic primary, the mouth .lunction, and sewers to the outcome of an appeal brought first battle in recent history in the Kingston. by three residents who contend the party, finds Mayor Richard J, Cas­ Included in the expansion areas Township's cluster z,oning ordi­ ey, incumbent, running against Jo­ are tracts to be developed bv the nances were passed to accommo­ seph S. Kimson, incumbent, and Princeton l oundation for Industri­ date the developer. Mark F. Ferber. Republicans, who al Research, and the lOO^acre Dow The proposed development is be­ experienced a primary fight only Jones research center, ' both of tween Henderson Road. Finnegan's two years ago, have selected Abra­ which are located off Route 1 and Lane, and Routes 1 and 27. Final ham Dobin and Frank J. Chrinko Ridge Road. approval came only after a three- . as the candidates for the Commit­ Water and sewer system for the Cancer Crumde Captains Plan For April Campaign hour review of all possible ram­ tee. Dow Jones tract, included in the ifications resulting from the final Two Seals Open project, will be bid on separately. Captains in the April Cancer Crusade in South Brunswick left. Mrs. Joan Sawinski, Mrs. Fred Gordori. Mrs. Trudy i plans. There will be two seats open on The authority, at its meeting last Tow.tship were announced this week. Sealed, left to Michalko. Mrs. Thomas Webster, Mrs. Arthur Holgate, I ■All documents showing official the Committee this year, and there Thursday, voted to advertise for right, are Mrs. Herbert Tainow. .Mrs. Leo Runyon. Mrs. .1. Mrs. Al Rimmer. Mrs. Seymour Reissman and Mr^. Steve approval of the various phases of is the possibility the Republicans bids for the project. It also ap­ Michael Shapiro, chairman; Mrs. Thomas Wheaton. Mrs. Bresetl. Absent from photo were Mrs. Sherman Golomb. the project were before the plan­ could regain the control lost when proved performance bonds for the Robert .Sutton and Mrs. Jack Feldman. Standing, from Mrs. Joseph Barbalinardo and Mrs. Doris Carneglia. | ners at the meeting. the Democrats swept into power, 626-bome Brunswick Acres devel There was no reaction from the Mark Ferber following Ihe last primary feud in opment off Henderson Road and the Township. Finegan's Lane. This covers cons- Churches Setting | spectators despite requests by Etruction of an independent water Christians, Jews Mark Two Holidays chairrtian Jack C, Stein for com­ Mayor Casey running under the system to serve Brunswick Acres, {Easter Services ment. slogan of "Democrats for Clean and a sewer .system from the de­ As Passover And Holy Week Begin Some minor changes were made Government” has formed a slate of velopment to the Middlesex County In Franklin Area !in an agreement approved .April 2 committee personnel to run with trunk sewer in North Brunswick. Christians and .lews in the area On the Passover. lews celebrate .Uidas Iscariot's agreement with the between the developer and the him in the various polls. Accord­ Included is the extension of a 24- are marking two of the most im­ the going forth of the Hebrew peo­ priests to betray Jesus for 30 Special Fiasier serv ices have ' Township, which specifies dona­ ing to the group, "these people rep­ inch main along Henderson Road portant religious holidavs in the ple from slavery into freedom. pieces of silver; Thursday, also j been scheduled by churches in the ' tions of .school and recreation im­ resent a resurgence of politidal Id serve St. Augustine's School. year, as the lewish Passover and When Pharoh let the Jewish fore­ known as "Maundy Thursday." He I Franklin Township area. provements, and pinpoints con­ clean thinking’ designed to elimi­ A. C. Jones of the A. C. Jones the Christian Holy Week coincide, fathers go from Egypt, they were gathered with the Apostles to eat , East Millstone Methodist Church, I struction of roads, footbridges, nate agitation and personal vindic­ Associates of Mount Holly, engi- almost as they did 1!K)0 years ago, forced to flee in haste .The various the traditional Passover meal, and has communion Thursday at 8 p.m. | playing fields etc. tiveness from Democratic circles." ■ecring consultants to the authority, when tile events that Holy Week foods served at the -Seder reminds later that night He was arrested. I at the church. Friday, special East- Yenom also promised it would John J. Pecoraro, municipal said that "if prices arc right the commemoraie took place. the .lewish family of the flight On (iood Friday. He was tried, |er music "The Crucifixion " by John , not develop 15 acres at Route 27 chairman, advanced the names of actual construction could, conceiva- Jesus and his .Apostles were when there was not enough time to sentenced and crucified and buried. I Steiner at 8 p.m. in the Hiilsboro and Finnegan's Lane until Town­ Mr, Kimson and Mr. Ferber as can­ (Continued on Page 4) lews, and in the first Holy Week, allow the bread to rise, and they Ffasler Sunday, "He is Ri.sen!" is I Reformed Church by the combined ship Committee has a chance to didates. He also announced a slate they had gone to .lerusalem to cele­ carried a flat iinleavenened bread the cry in Christian churches cele­! choirs, and Sunday, Easter service! determine if it wants the area for of committeemen and women to run brate the Passover, or the ".Season called hial/.o; of the signs of hope, brating the rising of Jesus from the at 11 a.m. (Continued on Page 9) with the two candidates. of Our Freedom." The holiday is the bitterness of slavery sweetened lomb. The East Millstone Reformed 1 Democrats seeking posts arc: List Rules primarily a home festival observed by the hope of freedom. Presbyterian Services Church will have a spccal Easter District 1, Dayton, W. Austin Van by families with a ceremonial Meaning Of Holy Week Maundy Thursday will be cele­ service 8 p.m. Friday at the church ’62 Kingston Sise and Mrs. Jean Hand; District brated with communion services in 2. Monmouth Junction. Anthony For Burning meal. For this meal, there is an Holy Week commcmoraie.s the with communion: Sunday, Easter ancient ritual, called .Seder, 1 h e Communit.v' Presbyterian program 11:10 a m. at the church Delre and Mrs. Katherine Kimson; last davs .lesus as a man trod on Church of the Sand Hills, the First District 3, Kingston, no man, Mrs. which means "order. ' earth, his trial, crucifi.xion and with special Easter music. Murder Case In Township Ask Four Questions Piesbyterian Church of Dayton and Alice PiggoU; District 4, no man, death. Fach. day during H o 1 v The Miller Memorial Presbyterian ■ Kingston Prosbyerlan Fhiirih Joseph S. Kimsnn Mrs, tleria Vogel; Dislricl 5, Jactc .An imporiani pan of the Seder i^eck, bepe of materials to be pear. .I.iseph ( iiaco .h'., l.evv Zan- arrested in Brooklyn last .March 8. Frank Chrinko burned, the dates when the burning ga;a, Kathy .Aloia, .lessamine Zc- ,i; tin nift.ng iluimg which the Mr. 'Titus immediately .signed a been set by Franklin Council [or fu will take place and when during nirk. Il.irrv 1 ayton saunder Tm- P'l-silnru' of n M'jnionai school tor confession admitting the Harmon turc elections. the day the fire will be in opera­ iiard. Tie-' (oiic 1 dmond LeComte children vv ith-handicaps will be dis­ mugging The second man. police Merchants, Citizens ■Although political signs are no tion. and Mr Rubel. cussed s.ikI. was not involved in the faial- i permitted under the present zonin; The \. lagers were commended According to D.. K.mpie e.ith ilv Holdinfj Egej Hunts I ordinance they have traditionall; sdiool are.i tuis .several children D-,-tec;:v c Robert W Ttsher of the been allowed, according to Town On Franklin Ballot i ,.V. : t -1.„ ' leesdav 1 a--!e! ege hi'ii'v .T !)p held ‘.... ;e.. '.^roup s tuTuial with v.irvin.E handicaps, such a- Princeton Slate Poliv'e barracks Satii.'diiv nvirning near the Ken- ! ship Manager William H. Law ,!r 12 Draw Positions } achic'.emerts to tne communitv deafness-. (.irdiac eonditions. and said the probe into Mr. Harmorks d.i'l Park Simpp.na reiiti-;- ai.d in I Signs may be erected no soone In a reso'ulion Council cited the oih' r problems, but no; enough deaih has been resumed. Ri ichlcr P.irk than two months prior to an elec Drawings for position on the b.il- chiidren to form cnf.re ilasses. He tion and must be removed on \ .c.ijer-.' i i'O.ittnn of .! cLillur-ti .S.i.'tie 5(1 ;): ;/c- have bi-cn donat­ lot for the May 14 Franklin Town­ cc’-.ter and ;ts pniP'.,'i;on of the cui- s’ates he feeis ;f ihei'e could bo week after. .Signs must be indepen Eight Want To Be ed bv the Kendal. Park .Merchant- dcnily mounted on wood or meta ship Council - at - large race were | ■tnal ‘nicie.-:, of , tin: cui-'cns ol some coopertition wiihin the area of .A"or;;iiiu:! for a Inin; t.i be held held last week in the office of Mrs. all of the school districts, c assi-s supports and cannot be nailed int T :'anki;-. Township. -1 Franklin's h^ngineer :n tie d .-d a- Kr ihe - hopping trees and utility poles. .Mercer D. Smith, TownsJiip clerk. . could OP ' up to handle children center 1 o ni ill a ni 'o no,)n. .All candidates will be listed on With special problems with greater Eight applications for the position An informal meeting must b one line in the following order: To Name Winner 'iccess o! Tranklin Township Engineer At Ri-tchier F^ark. ih- C itizen-- of held with the Department of !r Rixford Beals. 1 A: Herbert Green llie eo.-.s he- ed.iiaitng h.ind;- have been r>-ceived by Towti'hip South Bninsvvick '.vTi h.de over 1.5U -pections to determine vvhere th berg. 3 A; Margaret Upton, 5 A Of .layeee .Award eapped c’ntidren. he hehevos. v -a,d manager Weliarn II Taw .Ir. dozen of egg> Prize- will be a-.vard- .signs will be placed. They mus ed and earh ehiid '.vili pe given a Michael l.isi, 7 A: William 0 A .Iv.hr. A {.‘.mil **' 1)0 reiiim-d ,f such ,i specei sehtvol Ml [..I'.v st.iieti that two ot ihe be out of the public vvay and mu« ' Hiid he up. vvV.h e.ieh sending app.iian:- h.id been interviewed, h a ■ ,iiu! ( h di-'-n .V iT be not obstruct traffic -igns. pedesir Icn. 9 .A: Robert Sica .11 .A; .Arthur li.- '0 \ ( ->.;:i:-v- u / in- tiie psM'-- p' . (1 -- ■■ up', o! 1. :-i 9 • ejr- S, Wcstncai .ir.. 13 .A; (.oorge B dis’ni : ussoming se.me of the cost' and. he wa.. -low waiting to hear if ans or line of sight. They will b >iVsikc’- a; the A'.iuna |f) to II a-id p.-e--eho.i: age chil- Consovox. 15 .-\: iicor.ge Ratlvhffe. lie „,ics :iie:e has been some th'-v were eligible before making a limited in si/.c to four feet by eigl vi■ ri.ViHO:’ ! ■' hi- hc.d 3- d.e;: The i.itte;- nnn-; be aceom- 17 A: \Gll:am Fairhius;. 19 A. ! -.i::;.- i:-:i .a Dean-. U'eti-e.- ■ • . v;,: es„p(j |,v arim.rtstrtr.irs m. di' tsion. He advised the t'mmci; ;t fee; pi:;:ed bv a mcmbir -if the fam- Thomas Ciorman. 21 -A. I homa> s. ni., M.r. ! sG. ■ \pfv’ed n) ak i-’i-:- ‘1 !!■.. hii' ;nv.:ed scnooi per- would be brough; ',ip a' ■he r.cxi ,\du t- vv.ll not b,' a'lowed in ;i"'''_ram v Maver Rn'ha-rd s. f-om ah'-u' a 1.5 nitie ■■.id;us agenvia ^e^s.on, SCHOOL BOARD MEETING Rciil) , 2,i A the other ftc-id-. Voiuntecr- have Residents will vvitc fvvr four can­ ' f . '1 h*’ a::.. ;• -:>'n<'-"ed : s .,i;h lir.ins.v .k Ihe Towii'htp for :hc f.i-* The next regularly schedule i). e-i a-Ki.d ;o r,i e’ a: ,hc- jiark a' didates to serve fur a term of four .-■yal Jun.nj- I hambor time has provided ;n the budge: meeting of the F'canklin Townshi 7 a. Ill, years. LIST CD ATEETINGS for a full time engineer at a sal-' Board of Education will be held o ..! lim \ an Bek. dtr'ector of T:v;i arv of S9..500. •Monday, April 15, at 8 p m. in th 1 hr 'Lidack tor th.' iv.an th-. TAX RATE SET M.AKE EASTER FAVORS ' < j: jA.jid ha‘. e :r:er\icwed thf Dei--ns ■ .imi Dtaster t'om r'1 in auditorium of the Elizabeth Avenu the regular meeting of Brow::- ' .srs and vi:'- expected t-* a- • -South Brunswick Township, has an- RECORD SCHOOL COST .South Brunswick Township's tax School. The Board of Education he •oop 397 die scouts made La':- ■ - dse he eet.i'n ivNl li'i ed 'he r--guki n'e.uinu'ei tt’e Siimer-.et Countv wi.l -pend S22.- rate has been set at $12.20 per SlOO, set up a schedule of meetings to t rav favors for the Hamikor, f'l.v, [')--s;:n;iu:-nec in -,v is'iid'.-,-ed on the -ct- S-t-J.saj, a reci-rd amount. :n thi an increa-e of 35 cents tpoin'-) held at different schools in orde inc Home on Hamilton Street V'-du- I-, of .-.i '-1 month- ,n -ih.iij ve.ir t i educate 34.- tiver la-i ■■•■a: 0:i r hou-e worth to enable parents and rcsiden' ,ire Mrs t.eorge Smiko ' - ' ■ I iuinh : : •-•I ■ B a .r x p m Ot.-t p;ip,.- ,1 ;-i.i:d .ini-nint, tv.- .>15.1)00 and a--c-srd a’ 21) per veir from the.se var;.iu- -CL".f scho",s T.i'np-t L. G.'.it'and. be S.'lBk meetin.gs. PAGE TWO THE CENTRAL FOSr FHL RSDAV. APRll 1963 Perforifiances Set Riverside School Plans Boychoir Featured Soloists By Ballet Society Rehearsals are under way for Permanent Art Collection With Princeton Symphony presentation of four ballets by the On April 24. 2.'). 26. the Ri^er.sicie permanent art collection be estab- The TO vnicev of the CoIum'Dus Richard, a sopran 'ache:' a: Princeton Ballet Snc;cty',s School School Parent-feachcr Ashociaticjn ii'hcd I," the school and the idea TH E JfRTS Boychoir vviil be heard in Debus­ College. on S.iiurday and ounday, Mav LS will present "The Riverside E.xhibi- the \Vestni;n.r;er Cho'.r tion 1963," a displav and saie of was favorably received bv the par- sy's "La Demo'sclile Elue" a.nd where she received her M,i':er'< and IT, works of many arti.sts from this enis and the -taff 1: wa-- decided I Banok s .Six .Songs for Treble degree in Ih.i'i Jhe pro.crani will feature Les area. that money should oe raised to pur­ Lectures, Concerts A oices in the final coiicen of the •M.xo on the program vv.U be ihe >yiphid(>s. Festival of Cinomes. Pa-'iel and Hour tilas.s, and will There also will he demonstrations chase art objects and "The River­ !2th .season of the Princeton Svrn- premiere of Liitlebrook School in their specialties by vanous c-X- side Exhibition 1963" was consid At Choir College phony Orchestra o.n Mondav. take place at McCarter Theater, on teacher .^rno Safran's 'three Sauirdav .it S:3U p.m., and on Sun­ hibitors, and display of children's cred the best idea for the unique lApril 15. work. Statements for Orchestra" and Bee­ day at 3 p.m. purpose. For Alumni Week Under the direction of Donald T. On Friday evening coffee and Bryant, who received his Master's thoven's "Creatures of Promethe­ Jhc Princeton Ballet Society is Mr. Cicchini. Mrs. N. E. O'Con­ Continuing education of gradu­ fancv pastrie.s. will be served degree at the .luilliard School of us." inidcr the dirccnon of .Audree Es- ates will be the basis' of .Mumni This IS an initial attempt at Riv­ nor. and .Mrs, David Brodsky were .Music, the Boychoir has performed tev. Week programs at Westminster* The concert, under the direction erside School to stage an an exhibi­ appointed co-chairmen, and as the with Toscanm's NBC Symphony, Choir College, .^pril 1.5 to 18. of Nicholas Harsanyi. will be held tion and sale Riverside is one of p an began to take form the other the .Ne'w York Philharmonic and TO PLAY NEW RECORD Lectures, seminars and choral at .McCarter Theatre at 8; 30 p.m the first public elementary schools committee chairmen were appoint­ the Bach Ana Group. 1 h- Pi liucion Public Library ed. workshops with guest educators m m the country to attempt such a Located in Princeton since 1950. will piav a new recording of sciec- Staging, Mrs, R H. Williams: sacred music and related subjects Foik Singer Bikel I tions from Wagner's "Tristan and show or to establish a permanent will be the major part of the an­ they have toured extensively in the art col’eetion for which the pro­ I contact, Mrs Brodsky; catalog, United States and Canada and 'fo GiVC CoflCert j Isolde "on Wednesday, .April 17. at nual class reunions this year. ' noon and 7:30 p.m. ceeds from the show will be used. i Mrs. Herbert Gurk: finance, ,Mr. Lectures will be given in "Crea- made a successful “invasion" of The first art object of the col­ ! S. Ochs; staffing, Mrs. A. live Thinking " by Dr. Lee H. Bris­ South .America under the auspices Polk singer and actor Theodore lection. a s 'iilp'orp of an elephant of the U. S. State Department. Bikel will perform on Tuesday, Tungsten, used for clcctnc light i Scaramozzino, publicfly. Mrs. K. tol J r . president of Westminster created expressly for Riverside and president of the Creative Think­ Their appearance at the opening ^ Rivoli Theater, North filaments, has the highest melting Schcxil h” .Adolph Dioda, was pur­ G. .Negus; food. Mrs. .1. K. Delano. ing Institute at the University of night of Philharmonic Hall at the Brunswick, The Sisterhood of the point of any known element. chased through the efforts of Lou­ Mrs. .1. P. Cleaver, Mrs, L. P e-! Buffalo: "Architecture and Litur­ Lincoln Center for the Performing , Park Conserv ativ e Tern- is Cicchini, art teacher at River­ ters; transportation, Mrs. S. Trie- gies and Their Relation to Church Arts in New York City, was tele-1 P'® ®"d Center is sponsoring the BRUNSWICK man; demonstrations, Mrs. F, Holt. side and Johnson Park Schools. Music" by the Rev. Edward N. . vised in September by CBS. concert, DRIVE-IN THEATRE In t'-” Sp - ne of 1962 the River­ West of St, John the Divine, New I Debussy's work was set from the ' ui I 1,1. ) re,.-''. side PTA had extra funds and Organist Weinrich York City; and "Praise with Un­ I poem by Rossetti "The Blessed wished to iivp this money to bene­ derstanding. " a study in hymnology I Damozel." Singing with the choir Tpday thru Tucaday fit the children of the school To (iive Recital by Alfred Haas of Drew Theologi-' , in the Debussy will be Rachel .Arm- Mr. C c''hini sug.sestcd that a Carl Weinrich will give an organ cal Seminary. I I strong, wife of Donald Armstrong recital in the Princeton University Alfred T. Hill, executive secre- ' ' of Cranbury, and Joanna Richard. Chapel on Sunday, April 14, at 3:30 lary of the Council for the Ad­ COLUMBUS BOYCHOIR will perform works by Debussy .Mrs. Armstrong, a mezzo-soprano, " 1 I will consist vancement of Small Colleges, will was a soloist with the Princeton speak on "Alumni and the Small and Bartok at the Princeton Symphony concert on Mon­ j Symphony performances of the of music by Frescobaldi. Cavazzo- day, April 15, at 8: 30 p.ni. at McCarter Theatre. Also MEWr LINE 111. Gabrieli, Cabezon. Buxtehude College of the Future" at the an­ : Verdi Requiem and Roger Se.s- Couperin, Lubeck, and Bach. nual banquet, Wednesday, April 17.1 on the program will be a new work by Arno Safran and ; sions’ "Trial of Lucullus." Miss Dr. Elmer G. Homrighau.sen. Dean ‘ ’The Creatures Of Prometheus’ by Beethoven. MrSix Mr. Weinrich's second Bach al­ of Princeton Theological Seminary, j ?IR.FOflMAHCE bum was released last month by will speak at the weekly chapel Gross To Address Lo v es " ' le Readers' Dige.st — RCA Vic­ Tichmicoior service. | tor Record Club. During the Sum­ I Architect Society Dr. Elaine Brown, director of ; mer Mr. Weinrich will make fur­ choral activities and chairman of As host chapter for the monthly CUFF MIERTSM UViD JMSKI ther recordings for the Record meeting of the New Jer.sey Society g rgc**.--'- '.T S'- f/’-r Club. the conducting department at West­ minster, will conduct three choral of Architects on Thursday, April 11, plui "FANCY^ANTS" workshops on Arthur Honegger's at the Nassau Inn, Capital Chapter Bexpffica Ppan 6:30 Showtima 7 P.M. "King David ’ i President. Jules Gregory, an­ On EICO’S New, DAVE Julius Herford, chairman of the nounced that Dr. Mason R. Gross, analysis department at Westmin- 1 president of Rutgers, will be rfie High-style 70-Watt ster. will direct a workshop study of | principal speaker. Theodore Bikel Bach’s "Magnificat.” and t h e | At the last meeting of the State | IETATIAXAIFMIMU* Integrated Stereo Princeton High School Choir will Society In Atlantic City. Princeton I .Mrs. Samuel Green and Mrs. Amplifier ST70 B perform the work. Thomas Hil- architects Albert Busselle, Richard Herbert Feriig, both of Highland bish will conduct. Chorlton and Francis Stein were Park, are heading the ticket sale. Kit Also, a demonstration of hand­ elected as New .lersey delegates to Patrons' tickets also are av ailable, $94.95 bells will be given, using the set the National AIA Convention in Mi­ with Mrs. Harry Kroll and Mrs. of bells recently given to the col­ ami Beach, May 5 to 9. Samuel Cooper as chairmen. Wired R lege by Schulmerich Carillons, Inc. A private reception for Mr. Bikel $144.9$ Includes Metal Cover V ill follow the concert at the home Final Performances of Dr. and Mrs. Jerome Uchin -vf Any stereo oerr^tmance. from •r'v stereo Movie Time Highland Park, Mrs. Irving Rabin *THE BROTHERS *.9u(ce t.^ne n#a4. rrramphtied tape, Of ‘Rhinoceros’ owitz and Mrs Samuel Kroiiman disc, fM AM. FM Muitipiei - becomes a U PRINCETON PLAYHOUSE Catj P^'fmm^nre tvith tbil brillierttly The final three performances of are general chairmen of the recep­ KARAMAZOV de*>cne(i. lavis-Aiy engineered, mtegfated 'Miracle of the White Stallions’’- stereo amplifier. the Princeton Community Players' tion. At i :30 P.M. in TKu Prinetten Uni* Tr»e ST70 IS a complete sl^reoob^nic A little publicized event in World production of Eugene Ionesco’s con­ vursity Chapul, April II, 19. 25. high frdenU rontrol center ein\ 7 com- pii'ff s*‘oar«!" powerful *^att am- War II receives prominence in this temporary comedy. "Rhinoceros" St, Thomas In the Virgin Islands 26, 27. Pr«$*nt*d by tit* Chaptl plittfiA Mode !rh allows you to: B latest entry in the Walt Disney will take place Thursday, Friday was formally colonized hv the D **c *n s. • Play Ciir»rr anniif.er alone woild of movies, A fairly intersei- • Use both amr’if er$ together for normal and Saturday, .April 11, 12, and 13, Danes in 1672 stereo, nr for rrwerse stereo ing movie and a satisfying presen­ • IKe b«;!ri .tm.-vM frs together for tn- at 8:30 p.m., at Murray Theatre. hanf.?d mom hAleoing through ont or tation of a tale of the man The satirical fafee played on lefO '.pcabr-r systems * behind the famous white horses m from Jriin (,rnrt's SHtiUT PHtH LIE Controls m' lrtie selector switch for Broadway in 1961 and also in Lon­ ton}! run control point choosing sipfro inputs, tape mc*n-?or Vienna and of his efforts to pre­ don and Paris. It deals with the switches. f reed equahrer, sepa-ale ploy . . WINTERS FAU GRANT level ano ru dor* conffois. balanre serve both the breed and the school trials and tribulations of a small Che'h AW. * fT V idlrh dm) rumble filter In face of Nazi oppression. Based Swit'‘n«*'., '-ID ''SA level switih, fuM n- community in which the townspeo­ dividuai I b t.pf jnd treble on the book ‘’The Dancing White ple find themselves turning into a controls for r.» n r Horses of Vienna" by Colonel Alois herd of rhinoceroses. b a lc m u Speciticatiani: Podhajsky: At 3, 7 and 9 p.m., with Freouert;; Respoose: .*J j db 10 SO,000 drfn \jndpr 1$ yeor» of cos a special 1 p.m, show on Satur­ Harmonic T a'•• c'" thgn j •; from on odii* O' rou wtil A WALTEX REAOE STEXUNC INC, 2S ti 7o.guc. -r. i 00 ol 70 day, through "Tuesday. April 16, Miss Stephan Tours h*» OO" '‘ud d'./''nq ALLAN HOOCOON PKOOUCTION watts "■The Birds” — Film maker Al­ ' T** 1M Distortion 1% at 70 waMs K fred HHobcock who has fdayed ha­ Tigertones Sing In Bermuda With College Choir t o d a y Thru TUES. See the ST70 —and EICO's entire line voc with viewer imagination in the Daily at 7:00 & 9:00 P.M. Of Best Buys to meet your ewciy hi li Princeton Tigcrtone.s spent their Spring vacation in Ber­ Miss Janet Lucia Stephan, daugh­ past, does so once again. He starts need at muda last week, where they sang at local hotels. From ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick F. Matinees Wed., Sat. a t th e AND HIS QUARTET his film slowly, the first half devot­ Stephan of 105 Fitz Randolph Road, ed to people and their problems, top to bottom are Bill Cline, Gary Wiimore. Rick Skill- and Sun. at 3:00 P.M. at McCarter Thairtra man. Jim Margraf, Dickk McMillan, Eric Lemmon, Simon will sing with the Hood College Princeton and not to murder and mayhem, his Choir when it tours through parts 6AR0LN of Princeton Univartity usual forte, and then along about Fodden, Jeff Davis, Win Rutherford, David Low, Robert of Pennsylvania and New Jersey Starting Wed. 17 n k , \ r i Saturday, April 20, 8:30 the second half things begin to hap­ Low, Thomas Appier, Carl Corey and Jeremy Medina. this week. John Huston's ITnil'croift) pen as birds of varying shapes and V F |r,o Strri't"'^ tickets; $3.90, $2.90 The 50-voice choral group will "FREUD" sizes and colors wing their way sing in Lancaster, Landsale. and Call for reservations Miss Stamms Wins Store before the cameras in impressive Bethlehem, Pa., and in Summit, in W A 1-8700 Box 526, numbers. Acting is quite good, with Fine Arts Award benefit performances to help raise P IM N C L I O N ON • »<> I lli \ ( l>|l N 1 *1.:* C FREE newcomer Tippi Hedren, and tele­ money for a European concert tour PALMER Princeton, N. J. vision star Rod Taylor. Film is A fine arts awards has been pre­ PARKING this Summer. A junior at Hood, SQUARE based on book by Daphne du Mau- sented to .Miss Hannah - Jayne Miss Stephan is a graduate of rier. Starts Wednesday. April 17. Stamm, daughter of .Mr, and Mrs. Princeton High School. P la u h o u se through April 20 Martin L. Stamm of Hopewell, by NOW SHOWING THRU TUES. GARDEN Th IeATER Saint Mary - of - the - Woods Col­ "The Balcony" — This is a view lege. Indiana To Honor Teachers into a house of prostitution that is A DARING GAMBLE FOR A PRIZE GREATER THAN VICTORY! an interesting and unusual film .A senior at the Princeton High Of Westminster ihat veers from the shocking to the School, .Miss Stamm also attended WALT DISNEY © ' hii ili'^.h School in South Ruth Baumgartner, who retired comic to the overly dramatic. It's xlso a bit on the puzzling side as Bend, Ind. The award is for $2,000 Htoni Westminster Choir College MIRACLE of the Wh i t e Jan. 1, and Walter Johnson, profes­ the camera absorbs both reality for the four years of college. Mr. Stamm is field director of develop­ sor emeritus and former chair­ PRINTS and fantasy. It is based on the play S t a l l i o n s mental programs at Education­ man of the voice department, will by Jean Genet and stars Shelly • f r Gallery *; al Testing Service. be honored at the annual’ .Alumni ' '3...,. r.M,„ TECHIHCOlO« I . DRAWINGS Winters as the Madam. Daily at ~ Banquet on Wednesday, April 17. and 9 p.m.. matinees Wednesday, 3 SHOWS DAILY AT 3:00; 7 00 AND 9:00 P.M. Nassau St. Mrs. Baumgartner has been very COLLAGES Saturday and Sunday, at 3 p.m.. Westminster Offers EXTRA SHOW ING SATURDAY AT 1 P.M. Princeton through Tuesday, April 16. mush a part of Westminster since "Freud" - Director John Huston $1,000 Scholarship its founding in Dayton. Ohio, in 1926. She was a student in the first ALFRKD has turned out an intelligent film I ,1V mu. " s-h 'a'vb’p of .SI 090 has on the early struggles of the Vicn- - freshman class and toured Europe STARTS HITCHa)CKS STARTS Hannah - Jayne Stamm ber - announced by Dr. Lee H. Bris­ in 1932 with the choir. Until her ✓ 7 CAMP SOLITUDE . v nese psychiatrist. Montgomery Clift tol .Ir.. president of Westniinstsr WED. WED. stars as Freud and the movie tells retirement she served as assist­ Choir College. The scholarship, ant librarian. She also assisted in APR. 17 TheBirds' APR .17 West Shore Lake Placid, New York much of the birth of psychoanaly­ Delany To Tour named in honor of .Arthur Judson, k TtCMNICOLOR. sis. Susannah "York portrays a hys- the Henry Drinker Choral Library With Glee Club i.s for a talented pianist with experi- I when it was located at Westminster Chamber Music Recreation * lerical type. Starts W^nesday. t lice :n ,TC( (imp.i'iv in.it. .^pril IT. George Delany, son of Mrs. Ida between 1943 and 1957. Co-ed 9-19 Years Anv resident of the United States Delaiiy of 40 Hawihonie .Ave., will I Mr, Johnson served as chairman PTA ELECTS OFFICERS under 21 years of age who plans, department from 1946- Beginnpr anef advanced, private le$$ent, voice, piano, all band and be touring with the Milton Hershey to enter Westminster Choir College eichestial instruments. Chamber music. CKertit ensemble. Oppor. The newly elected officers of the West Windsor Township School Par- j school Glee Cmb when it makes its in 196.T is eligible to audition for the‘ ’ tunify for public performance. Arti»t faculty. All land and water scholarship. The scholarship i.s for Mr. Johnson started the present sports. Hobby clubs, hikes and trips. Excellent feed. Attractive ent Teacher Association are presi- \ Spring tour through northwestern a pianist who will serve as accom­ music department at th? Episcopal quarters. dent, Mrs. E. L. Little, vice presi- Pennsylvania. April 6 to II and panist for the Chapel Choir of the Academy in Philadelphia. In addi­ Write for catalogue to: dent, Charles Raleigh, second vicej^ijf, through northeastern Pennsvl- College. .Auditions will be held on tion. he served as chairman of the prcsidenl. John Bowker; record-' . . t •>- . -ic the college campus on .May II. music department at the Church MR. & MRS. JOSEPH KELSALL, D irecto rs ing secretary, Mrs. Andrew Drum-|'®"'®' ’ ■ Farm School in Philadelphia. He is mond; corresponding secretarv , | Delany is historian of the .Arthur .ludson, director of Co­ lumbia Arti.sts .Management. Inc., a graduate of Princeton and Colum­ 256 Varsity Avenue, Penns Neck. N. J. WA 4-59B1 .'VI rs. George Sickle: treasurer. ' Glee I Uib. .A junior, he is a class bia Universities. Presently he is or­ Fred has served on the board of trus­ Froehlich. officer, cheer leader and a mem- tees from 1944 -!95S and as chair- ganist at the First Church of Christ Twelfth Season ■ ba; ma i of the board from 19.50 - 1958. Scientist in Princeton. I ’ J Mil9t SauFK for Westminster. Princeton Symphony Orchestra Unlimited Cornell University, founded in PtAA t Ntck C*4cle, COMFORTABLY U S 1 FREE PARKING Gallery Shows PROMOTE BLACKBIR.N 1865, is the youngest of the v\ Nicholas Harsanyi, conductor RcC'««t* n C«nt»r League schools. 6 TEMPERATURE CONTROLLED At All Times .hn exhibition of paintings done T. 0. Blackburn of Skillman. a by student-, in the water coloring junior at Buckr.cll University, has [NOW PLAYING - ia.'-s :'i. i’r.n, "<'11 .-v.iluii .xch'ici been pronnred to the rank of Cadet SOLOISTS RINCE PHONE through will be di.-piaycd ;n the McCarter Sergeant First Cass ni his ROfC Columbus Boychoir P Princeton, N. J WA 1 Bill rhea beginii.ng Thursday. .April 'unit. The promotion, which was an­ |Tues. April 6th Joanna Richard, 11 and con;;;iu;ng for '.w.o wenks, nounced recent.y b> Cadet Colonel soprano WEEKDAYS, FEATURE 7:1 5 -9 :2 0 ; SATURDAY 6-8-10 P-M Jhe teacher lii the ID week cuiir.-e Richard Orlowski. n b.i.scd on Mr. Biackbu.ni's cirfss sianding Rachel Armstrong, SUNDAY CONTINUOUS FROM 2 P.M. ha- 'nren Mr-. Robert Seriel!. of KIDDIE SHOW Lovers Lane, a nienibor of ;.hp ' in military science mezzo-soprano A OARING GAMBLE FOR A PRIZE GREATER THAN VICTORY! Pr.ncuon .Ad„i: xc'ho'.'i i..<'ni!r. SATURDAY AT 1 30 and ,ia insirjcior art :n .SvTia's arc.i oi m 72 I'lnil WALT DISNEY -qiiarc m:lcs m.ik-- V iarg- APRIL 6th 1 rank, iown-hip scil'joi-. PROGRAM , r than N'T.ii U.ik.' Bartok — Six Songs for Treble Voices MIRACLE of the h i t e "MIRACLE OF THE W •le.in Luv wezo. C'V'.g'Ccsc paui'r',- Beethoven — Creatures of Prometheus WHITE STALUON" .tiid picscntlv a -uiden: a: Pr.r.ce- GUARANTEED S t a u j o n s ton Unr.er-.tv wiii hold an cxiiibi- SERVICE Debussy — La Demoiselle Elue 50c -: • C IteiKMCIlM* I CHILDREN p.i; a; :nc ILir Safran — Three Statements for Orchestra ADULTS 75c (hat insures the best raecp- • COMING • WED. APRIL 17th • . .A;:. (ion. Tn gc( the best possible piciurc and sound from your i v set. Call on us for all nec­ McCarter Theatre ONE OF NO FIRE PERMlIk essary adjustments. Our Princeton, N. J. THE YEARS In an et.'or: tn ■-peed I: e de;ec- trained technicians are "tops.'’ GREAT HITS! •ion and contra' ■■ New . .icr-ev THE THE PRINCETON Monday, April 15, at 8:30 p.m. vooclanus t.ne M w .tniKed Tickets on sale now at Princeton University Store and ,,,, . e ■ : 1 r FRAME SHOPPE u n iv e r s it y STORE weeks acc 'ruing ■ !! M., •‘u, McCarter box office the day of the pet formance at n-.i.. R0D TAYLOR'JESSICA TANDY Call WA 1-S.500 :•m:ii.ss;..r'c- ■ e 'ne \e . i.-r-e'. 72 WCihcr-poGn Su'cct S3.80. S3.!,')*anu $2.50 36 Lnivcrsitv Place SUZANNE PLESHEHE JTIPPI'HEDREN. Depart.ment ol C ir.iC 'v .r .' n a n d Princeton, New .Tersev Mail orders to P. O. Box 455 I • ■, Dev c.. 'Dmr:' ■ THURSDAY, APRIL n . TH E c e n t r a l p o s t PAGE THREE Cub Pack 49 Clean Government Group Lutherans Report Set Election Gives Awards, THE CENTRAL POST Progress Toward Plans For Rally Explains Its Views, Aims Of Jaycees Serving South Brunswick and Franklin Townships ! The following statement wa.s i.s- Building Chureh ‘•Around iho L'.SA" uas the anyone vvhn e.xpresses a cnntiover Published every Thursday morning in Franklin Park, ,\. J. ■sued thi.s week by .Joseph Collins of sial ppminn is accused of "breaking ’ Christ The King Lutheran Church for Cub Scout Pack of In Franklin the Democrats lor Clean Go\ern- up the party. We feel that differ- of Franklin Park ha.s begun its pro­ Middlebush for the month of Bernard Kilgore, Publisher , mem. ences among ourselves should be gram of building fund review, call- t^'n '’‘^cording to cubmaster Edward P. Burke, General Manager i "f or the past st.x weeks the Dem­ vrelcnmed and explored for t.heir Meet April 17; <-arl Price. ocrats for Clean Government have ing to the attention of the congrega­ Richard J. Strebel, Managing Editor value. Secondly, bv entering the Awards were presented bv Don­ campaigned to bring the true Issues primary contest we are following tion the progress towards building Township Survey ald Lbry, award chairman to before the Democratic voters of the accepted democratic proces.s. which has been made over the past •lames and .Joseph f ozman, I horn Business Office—Route 27, Franklin Park, N. J. ; South -Brur^swick Township. We We w illing’.y submit ourselves and year. Nearly Complete as Letkiewicz, bobcat pins: hear have worked hard and fair and now our principles to the Democrattc Robert Hes.se is chairman of the award. Robert Cuddv. Richard AXminster 7-3434 we arc sure that a.s a result we voter. Given a choice the people review committee with David Lea. ■Annual eiections for the franklin LiRhlfooi: wolf have won the support of a majority progress reporter, and ,Iohn Fol- ,,, 3ward. Dfinald c ■ will choose those who vvill repre­ Township .laycees will be held *ebrv.. Robert Reynolds,RnvnrsMc- Thomas, ]hnmasi Class postage paid at franklin Park, N. J. of the voters. We would like to sent them be.st. This we promise land. cultivation director. Harrv Pearson; lion award, Edward .Mac- I thank our many friends and sup­ to do. Heiniz and Robert Grimes are •April 17 at the regular meeting of ko. Price: 10 Cents One Year: $3 Bv Mail porters for their encouragement "The Democrats for Clean C.nv- the group set for 8 p m. at George's Also, stiver arrow, Robert Bur- and advice during this campaign. ernmeni are convinced that our ap-’ Sunday. .April Tl •Mr. Grimes IC^fe on Hamilton Street. ^s. r. .1. Huie. Michael Eorinoy. , "The image and influenceof .lack proach to politics in South Bruns-' speak at the service about the The nominating committee has i Stein and John Pecoraro upon the Patrick Calvo, William Myers, Ed­ Kimson, Ferber Blast Miss Lisa Hopkins wick will be best for ail of the in- building plans. presented the following slate of of­ ward .Macko, Robert Rebovich; j South Brunsw ick Democratic Par- tercsts in the Township. We are Meetings of the church for the ficers: Harry Stilwell and Joseph pold arrow, Robert Bums, T ,J. Announce Troth . ty ha.s been brought into the op>en confident that we can meet the Re­ week include: April 15, Christian HuiC, Donald t.bry. ,Iohn hedors. I for all to see and judge. This has Schiller, president; Raymond Fern Casey For ‘Sectionalism’ publican opposition and conduct a Education and Literature Commit­ and Richard .Macomber, first vice Douglas Strubic, Edward .Macko Of Miss Hopkins been a key issue in our campaign successful campaign after the pri­ tee vvill meet at the parsonage at Candidates .Mark herber and .lo- paign and can only harm ans unii- and well it should be. We do not be­ president: Robert Nash and Stan­ Bruce i urck and .Ittseph Ale;,- Mr. and Mrs. William Hopkins of maries are over. 8 p.m.: .April 16, .Altar CTuild will ander. seph Kimson this week issued the cd Democratic effort in the general lieve that this Township needs nr ley Walker, .second vice presi­ (ireen Village have announced the "We hope that we have explained meet at the parsonage at 8 p.m.; dent; Frank McCann and Burton f)n .May I? and 18 the Bov .Scouts following statement. election. Beyond this, he has be- wants machine type politics. We be­ •April 17, \ ’acation Church School engagement of their daughter. Miss lieve that the Democratic Parly nur position on the problems that Kagen. secretary; John Shea and of Kantan Valley will hold a rally "loday, the critical problem fac- traced his trust as an elected of- Lisa Hopkins of Dayton, to Nicho­ have arisen in the Democratic Par­ Committee will meet at the home George Simko, treasurer. at tile Raritan .Arsenal. All scouts must stimulate its growth by dem­ of Mrs. Robert Hesse. ,36 New Road mg South Brunswick ,s the art.fi- f,c,.,al to seek means of drawing all las Pazinko .Ir.. of South Brunswick ty in the last two years. We ask Four names have been presented cubs from the area will at onstrating to the people of South Kendall Park, at 1:.30 p.m. and Township, on Monday, .April 1. Her the active support on Primary Day to fill two seats on the board of di­ tend and set up booths show­ Park from the rest of the Township, Township closer to- Brunsw;ick that it can bc.st serve fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. .April 16 of ail those who share our Commitment Progress Building rectors. They are Benjamin Muhl- ing their work for the year. Hand­ their interests. We face many serious problems f '* ’" sealing false Pazinko Sr. of Garfield. beliefs." Fund review training session wil/ berg, Elliot Brooks. Robert Gerst- made items will be on display. The divisions. "This issue can be further point­ and must speak with a unified \ oice Miss Hopkins, a physical educa­ be held at 9:15 p.m. at the parson­ brein. and Robert McCredie. Out­ public is invited. Tickets are avail­ ed out by asking this question: is in .seeking solutions to them. "This apears to fit into the pat­ tion teacher at the South Brunswick age. going president Philip Morgan will able from scouts and cubs. tern of the whole campaign which the perpetuation in power of the Will Show Film "Eor this reason, we deeply re­ High School, i.s a graduate of .Mor­ parly the ultimate goal as an end On April 19. Pastor Dwight .A. also .serve on the board. is pointed at furthering the for­ ristown High School and Douglass sent the injection of a completely in itself’ On the coniiary, we be­ ‘King Of Kings’ Hu.seman, Mrs. Charles Duvall tunes of Richard .1. Casey regard­ College. .Mr. Pazinko i.s a social Future plans of the Jaycees in­ Brazil has added an av erage of spurious ,a.-,uc issue of ,sc,.u...iRutgers University. politics by electing Mr. Ferber and .Mr. Gifmartin retired from the Mr. Kimson for Township Commit­ army last .lanuary with the rank of tee. " chief warrant officer after 21 -f vears of service. When he retired he was with the Rutgers unit Of the Reserve Officers Training Corps. Before he was inducted into the army in 1941 he was employed LAW N & GARDEN by the Stale of .New York Insur­ ance Department. CENTER He is the Democratic candidate for tax asses.sor in South Bruns­ wick Township. Pine Grove Pupils Take Part In Play Pine Grove Manor third grade / ! pupils presented a play recently based on an Old English tale. 1 / In the cast were Qarl Lizannn, •Nnrina Moskowitz, Debra Szabo. • luscplt t'atailano. .Icftrcv Groncr and Fred Sommers, Charlene Toki. Pittnek GiomnUi. Gioria Nye and [’•■'bia. GIvnn. Mrs. Doris Nye and Mrs. Phyllis RosriihlaU assisted with costumes Mr.v. Will.am Smnmcrs assisted vv:ih the sceiierv. Constable PT.\ Buying Equipment School equipment inciudiiig mov­ able lionkcascs for each classroom in the Constable School were voted Seeing Is Believing |i) be purchased at the meeting of the (onstable School Parent-Teach­ So Come In And Convince Yourself! er Association last week. The group voted in use $606 collected during the > ear on \ annus fund raising projeci.s for the equipment needed by the school as well as for models and charts for use by the faculty. SPECIU SALE ■At the same meeting the nirminat- :ng committee presented a slate for e ectuin a: the .May meeting. \amfd are Mrs, Richard Brown president; SyKan Doughs, vice president: Lloyd Welsh, treasurer: Mrs. -loan Warner, cnrrespondmg EVERGREENS socretary, and Mrs. .A. P. Domotnr recording sccretaiA. It was .announced a .Summer li- hrarc uii; he conducted beginning lu'\ under the -ponsorship ' FOR ■’ic Pi'.A It w;il he'open to al! chi $095 ii'c-' :n the con'nur-ltv. .Mr.s, Jac S-'l-mion ;s ;n chatgc Limited Quantity Name Adele Fasick School President BUSH BO X JULIANA BARBERRY PYRAMIDAL ARBOR VITAE .\>ie',e ! h In hee- JUNIPER STRICT A LIGUSTRUM LUCIOUM BIOTU AUREA NANA p: ■ '<>1 tho P me tirove Manor N •- .school. ILEX ROTUNDIFOLIA TAXUS CUSP DENSA ILEX BULLATA SUPREME O-hcr officers V.im.ed were Mm- n:e 1 .n.'l!'d \ -fp president: - Theresa ' (nr •I ife- LAWN & GARDEN ■ •'!' P r '1 i;;nicn rire L'-e S 'r •' ''Tk'HOp Rich Srha.man. CENTER p. : (ilor e1 (. p.'be: CiC:;- (I } : F-'-nhc'-':: .n?- and me.a-.-. [T ■’ -p 11- naT.p.a1. hi>\ manag"

Li.;"'''*' :i-pt: Route 27, Franklin Pork - Open 7 Days — AX 7*1244 u - ; 1 h.,. on b. 'T:u a' c 3 r C i>! PAGE FOUR THE CENTRAL POST THURSDAY. APRIL li, " TROOP 81 TO CAMP OLT At I special charter review meet- Funds Appropriated Regional Planning ins of Boy Scout T-roop 89 of Ken Sewers ^ (Continued from Page 1) dall Park. William Zeigler, the For DeMott Lane ytudy Groups Set bly. begin in .lune" f unds for the improvement of Neishborhood chairman termed the The water phase calls for the in­ De.Mott Lane were voted by Frank­ troop's rating as ' excellent." Over stallation of mains from the east­ By Voter League lin Council at its meeting Tuesday the weekend the annual father and ernmost point of Route UO across the Township through Monmouth night. Of the $18,50 Oapprnpriated. The League of Women Voters of son camp-out is being planned. The lunctinn to Route 1 and Stout's $3,500 will come from Franklin, the .South Brunswick has announced the affair will be held at .South Branch. formation of two study groups to Lane. It provides for a connection remainder will be contributed by All rt-ember-s of the troop arc plan­ to supplement the Kendall Park participate in Regional Plan Asso­ ning, to participate in the county system. The sewer phase will fol­ the State. Bids will be opened at a ciation's "Goals for the Region Scout-Capades at Rantan Arsenal. low the same general route but will meeting scheduled for .May 15 be­ Project." The troop will present a live dis­ continue on to Kingston. cause the regular date falls on the ■ Ihe groups will meet weekly for play on pioneer life. In Kingston, the authority plan May U election day. I five weeks to study, discuss and calls for construction of a modern Council also introduced an ordi-l evaluate various proposals concern­ —\ American car makers turned out sewage treatment plant. But bids nance authorizing construction of ing the future development of the 4.192 vehiclet in 1900 b u t didn't for this will not be received until curbs and gutters along Baicr Ave­ .New York .Metropolitan Region. start producing trucks until 19W about 30 days from the .May 29 re­ nue, with $2,100 contributed bv the' Response throughout the region when they made 700. ception date for the water and sew­ Township and the remainder as­ to the Goals Project has been ex­ er phases. sessed to the Baier Avenue proper­ cellent. exceeding RP.^'s original The delay was agreed to by the ty owners. goal of I.OOO study groups involv­ III"'"' BE A BEAUTICIAN authority on the chance that a re­ Council waived a building permit ing 10.000 people. Among the par­ gional sewer district proposed for fee for Sicora .Motors, Somerset ticipants in South Brunswick are the MiTlstone-Stony Brook water­ Street. The permit is heeded for representatives of many Township at STANDARD shed area might be established and reconstruction work at the auto ' orgamzations, including the League •South Brunswick could connect to agency which was damaged by fire I of Women Voters. Junior Chamber Baaaly AcaAaaqf it. last Sunday. of Commerce, Board of Education. This would cancel the need fo r; Industrial Commission, Planning T r a h la r \ The plant proposed in Kingston.: Board. Zoning Board of Adjust­ BaeeeMfat However, establishment of the dis- i Franklin Invests ment, Regular Republican Club of ■elrdrtMtra trict hinges primarily upon the de­ $60,000 In Banks South Brunswick. Kendall P ark: S fn c a lM T cision of Princeton Borough. ' Democratic Club, and the .foini • T a ta a Princeton Township and Princeton : The Franklin Township Council PT.\ Parent and Family Life Com­ • Fr«» riMMMl • i E s p tH University. Authority Chairman A. | has invested a total of $60,000 in in­ mittee. In addition, a third study laetrsctMi T. Barth, though terming such a terest bearing accounts In six sav­ group has been formed by Dr. .lar-1 district "ideal." said it was "doubt-: ings and Loan As.sociations. vis Morris of the Community Pres-: ENROU NOW FOR ful " an agreement on it could be i Accounts of $10,000 have been de­ byterian Church of the Sand Hills, j MARCH 4 th CLASS reached in time to affect the au­ posited in the Cresmont Savings Although Regional Plan As.socia-; fttfittor la A4vRae« riiaa* ar Wriia far Baaklat B thority’s plans for the Kingston and Loan Association. Maplewood; tion is a civic organization without' CHortor 74M94 treatment plant. ■fersey Shore Savings and Loan As­ any governmental status, it has' He noted the authority was been the only agency studying the | • CraTMiral L m s II m • sociation, Toms River; 1st Savings a B- B- Flats. Ntw Braaiwlek, SJ. "critically pressed for time" to get and Loan Association, East Pater­ way land is used, communities are ^ OFPOanB PCNN BTATION its bond issue to finance the ex­ son; Hayes Savings and Loan As­ arranged and transportation oper-1 pansion project approved and could sociation, Newark; DeWitt Savings ates for the whole metropolitan I "not wait indefinitely for a deci­ and Loan Association, Belleville; area. sion on the regional plan.” Arrow Savings and Loan Associa­ Regional Plan is now preparing Originally, the authority planned tion, Newark. a new set of planning guidelines GIFTS to include the Kingston plant in its Township manager William H. for the next 25 years By means of bid to be received next month but Law Jr. stated that these institu­ the Goals Project, RPA will add the agreed to a 30-day delay at the tions were chosen because they of­ personal viewpoints and ideas of a urging of Robert Shaw of the State fered the highest interest rate variety of people to the conclusions Department of Health, in the hope available in the metropolitan area. reached through research on alter­ a decision on the regional plan The funds will be on deposit for at native patterns of development. could be reached within that time. least six months, and longer, if possible. REELECT FARLEY HOLD SPACE DERBY William 0. Farley was reelected j Cub Pack 94 of Kendall Park TOUR CYANAMID PLANT president of the Greenbrook School When you move ! held a space derby last Monday at As part of their work in chem­ Parent-Teacher Association at the I the regular Pack meeting. Plaques to town...or to istry, 10 students from Franklin meeting conducted last Wednesday ! were awarded in various categor- Other officers elected were Edward I les. Mark Gallagher won for beau­ High School, accompanied by a new home... teacher Harry Brobst. visited the Piccone, first vice president; Mrs. ty of his rocket ship, and Philip Lawrence Brawer, second vice } Chalin was first and William Har- American Cyanamid Company in Your Welcome Wagon Bound Brook. Making the trip were president; Mrs. Seymour Leme- L E T S GET I ris, second in the speed category. Hostess will call with a Deborah Wheatley. John Benanti, show. recording secretary; Mrs, ; The theme of the April meetings Daniel Alper, corresponding secre­ basket-of gifts...and ' of the Pack will be Nature Study. Art Berman, Katherine Dougherty, friendly greetings from Lillian Bodnarik, Patricia Gilkeson, tary and Mrs. Philip Zassler. treas­ «ur religious, civic and urer. SET GRANGE CARD PARTY Ed Tuleja, Carl Brucker, Carol business leaders. Joyce, Barbara Meseroll. Mrs. Anna Alshelmer and Mrs. HONOR MRS. BOHMER If you, -or others- you Ancil Dav4son are serving a chair­ know, a rs movinjg, bo STAGE CLEAN-UP Mrs. Thayer Bohmer, a long-time men of a public card party to be communicant of St. Barnabas Epis­ sure to phono Welcome sponsored by the Pioneer Grange Fifty families in the Park-' W agon. copal Church, was honored by the No. 1 of Dayton. The affair will be side housing project in Eranklin ACQUAINTED church women at a birthday lunch­ held on Saturday. April 6, in the Township staged a massive Spring eon last Wednesday. About 25 Grange Hail, located on the Mon­ cleaning at the project and sur­ A X 7-0740 members and relatives of Mrs. mouth Junction - Dayton Road, be­ rounding area. A sanitation depart­ Bohmer attended the affair. Mrs. ginning at 8 p.m. Refreshments ment truck hauled two loads of de­ WELCOME WAGON will be served. bris, while a wrecker towed away •foseph Spilatore served as the gen­ eral chairman. The guest of honor two long-abandoned cars. The Park- was presented a floral arrange­ GIRLS FIT DRESSES side Tenants Association sponsored ment. Dresses were fitted at a recent the program. meeting of the Kingston Busy MONMOUTH PTA MEETING Workers Club. I NEW SCOUTS WANTED The meeting of the Monmouth AM girls ages 7 to 17 are invited to .lunrtion Parent - Teacher Associb j join the Girl Scouts. Brownies are ’ tion has been changed to avoid Cfl? I 7 and 8 years of age; juniors are 9 i flict with the Spring vacation. The AUTO GLASS to II years; cadettes are 12 to 11 j next meeting will be held on Tues- years; and .seniors are 15 to 17. | day, April 23, at 8 p.m. in the INSTALLED The new. program change offers , school. At the meeting the nominat- benefils to all girls and adults with mg committee, composed of Mrs. varied interests, according to Girl i .loseph Zborav, George Brabson ^ o u t organizer. Mrs. Robert Kelly ; F.ugenc Caldwell. John J. Tiene and REBUILT of Girard Avenue. i \jrs Outway will present a ______. -slate of officers, for election, Nom- STANDARD NEW SOCCER COACH i ination will also be received from H. Lee McConaghy, head coach ' the floor, of soccer at Princeton High; ______TRANSMISSIONS School has resigned after 13 years.' AWARD WORLD PINS He will be replaced by Angelo Bra- World Pins vvcir earned by th» coloni, who was formerly assistant; following members of Troop 314: K-C IRON & METAL CO. coach. Mr. McConaghy is a mem- Lorrainne Dermer, Suzanne Gar­ ber of the English department, and retson, Susan Kopsco Sharon Leb- Mr. Bracoloni is in the business ed- anski. Patty Merrill Kathy A nn ucation department. The new coach Smith. Roberta Stock and Elaine im SOMERSiT $T., NEW BRUNSWICK CH M«S will be assisted by George I | Marchi.son. At the regular meeting Thompson, a new member of the j Miss Florence Okihara of Hawaii EngMsh department. demonstrated several Hawiian S. BRUNSWICK DEMOCRATS ENDORSE FOR BALANCED REPRESENTATION

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M A R K FERBER JOSEPH KIMSON (Kendall Park) (Monmouth Junction) COUNTY COMMITTEEMEN DISTRICT COUNTY COMMITTEEWOMEN W. AUSTIN V A N SISE 1 MRS. JEAN HAND AN TH O N Y DELRE 2 MRS. CATHERINE KIAA<;ON THE 3 MRS. ALICE PIGGOTT 4 MRS. HERTHA VOGEL JACK STEIN 5 MRS. FRANCES HIGGINS RICHARD LIPPITZ 6 MRS. MARIE PECORARO ROCKY PADULA 7 MRS AGNEC FIANAGAN JERRY YAROS 8 MRS. SUSAN MESSINA CENTRAL POST GERALD HARRISON 9 MRS. KATHERINE Fim LEO HALPIN MAHONY 10 MRS. ROSE A N N LEO MAKE YOUR VOTE COUNT VOTE DEMOCRATIC—TUESDAY, APRIL 16 Sevvinff South Townships Paid for By The Committee For Ferber A Kimson Bmiisicickf Fvuiiklui THURSDAY. APRIL 1|, I3r,3 the central post PAGE FIVI

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STORE HOURS: CLOSED Open Lete AAen., Tuef.y Wed. A Thwrs. t« 9 p.m. Set. • e.m. KENDALL PARK EASTER te A p.m.>Swn. 9 eum. te A p.m. FOOD FAIR SUNDAY W c Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities. All Prices Effective thru April U PAGE SIX THE CENTRAL POST THURSDAY. APRIL 11. 1963 Lardin, Monhail Scouts Send Gifts a tic-in, with Brun.svvick Aerrs nf and when.’). Discuss Route 27 To State Home The three t.i\paycrs, who, so Troop 89 Elevates Sopoci Write Top Essays LETTERS To The EDITOR courageously, have taken upon On I'a-tr-r Sj;ui.f;., themselves to fight our fight by Traffic Problem, On United Nations the S’ai.r H'fmc f'T lxateorge B. Consovoy re­ a three-year attendance award. the Boy Scout International office torv f f the --chool. there has been South Brunswick Township Tests given included the writ.ng tive in this organization. Police Reserve is concerned he.; minded Council that the State con­ The meeting was planned to hon­ i in North Bunswick, spoke briefly a gift for anv holidav for ever;, Mavor Casey, washes his hands. j of essays on selected topics con­ These 10 nv’n sacrificed one eve­ trols parking along Route 77 and or the father's of the Scouts and a : on "Parent's Re.sponsibility to the cerning the United Nations organiz­ girl in the school from a group ning a vveok for a period of At the present time the South good percentage of the fathers at­ ’ Scouts." effor' had recently rc-cnforccd the park­ ations. Winners at the Stale leve: It weeks, provided their own trans­ Brunswick Township Police Rc-i tended. Others receiving advance­ will be presented L S. Savings In addition 'n the church partii - portation to and from a Ba.sic Po­ serv e c .nsisis of 13 members ready SCHOOL ing ban. He stated that this ban ments were Robert C. Miner, star; Set Peace March bonds. pants, the P.ro.viiie troops' whuh lice Course and l irsl .-Xid Course and willing but unable to be of serv­ puts a hardship on businesses m •lay Brennan. Dennis Reed. Ed­ Those competing from the local look part in ' l.ove Proioct," uerei held in Savrcvidc. The-c courses ice to the Township. Twenty years the area which have no provisions ward Duffy, first class; Douglas Plans In Township - school included Peter Batlis, Dani''! Troops ;i7S, 40') 417. 410 2.;0. were sponsored bv .Middlcsc.x Coun- ago this condition might have been HONOR for off-street parking. He suggested Babcock, second class; James 7h0. 7-n y|| Peace Week activities in the State Bibcl, Evelyn Brennan, Neil Brown, ^ IV C.lj & D.t With the approval to.crated. Other surrounding com­ that Township manager William H Wasserman and Tim Miner, tender­ will be highlighted by the Eester- .lohn Burnett. Marguerite Ccrrera>. Keiidaii F’ark iir-d 1 roop 77,7 of of the State of New .lerscy Division munities have utilized their volun­ ROLLS Law ,!r, look into the possibility of foot. .lohn DiManis, Walter Dvorak. Mi-^ .Monmouth .lunctinn Iof Civil Defense & Disaster Control. teer reservists to the fullest extent the State allowing 10 minute park­ Merit badges were awarded in Passover season Peace March, chad Featherston. .Margaret Kist- 1C lasses were conducted by the in community service without ad­ ing during a certain time of the first aid and safety to Robert C. sponsored by the N. J. Committee Icr. Joel Kleinman, Douglas Lem KINGSTON SCHOOL PROGRAM ' Perth .Amboy Police Department, ditional expense to the taxpayer, day in this area on Route 37. Miner; Edward Duffy, first aid. A for a Sane Nuclear Policy on za, Robert McGarvev, Gregory i Pupils of Kingston School recent .pN'evv .Jersey .State Polite and mcm- |s South Brunswick Township in Mr. Law disclosed that the State four-year service star was present­ April 13. Mancini, Charles Marciano, Rhoda ly presented a Spring festival pro-1 of the Sayreviilc First Aid and . ^ position where it wnll not need was considering the possibility of ed to James Schipmann, and two The march whih will include Marcus, Peter Mark, Ihcrcsa g^m in the st hool luiditoi ium. ' Squad. In December i%i | assistance from trained members erecting an island along the route year pins to Thomas Schipmann. South Brunswick Township resi> Markowicz. Miss .loannc Laf-ratta, mu.sic the.se 11) men graduated both i of fhe community in the event of an -HONOR ROLL STAND flEAD or at least at certain intervals to Dennis Reed, Duncan MacLean, dents, will begin early Saturday Also Carolce Mar/. Michael VIui- teacher, d.icctcd the vuca music. courses giving the Township of I emcrgancy that is beyond the ca- SOUTH BRUNSWICK aid pedestrian traffic crossing the and Chris Bardenhagen. One-year from South Orange Village, and phy, Robert Neeb. William Rosso, with fienrge. Schultz, instrumental .South Brunswick an Au.xiliary Po-, pacity of the existing plan, if there 2nd MARKING PERIOD highway. pins were won by James Turley. proceed to Newark and to the Ktary Ann Savino, Margaret Scon. music iiislruclor. handling other ]ce numbering 14. Since that timej is one'.’ HIGH SCHOOL He also mentioned the State was Kenneth Decker, Jay Ruden and Peace March in New York City. Daniel Shely Kenneth Simbala, number.'. The Kingston .School hree nmic nicn have completed | Auxiliary Police, Principal's List studying a request by New Bruns­ Don Connaughton. Tho.se wishing to participate are Monroe Sprague, .leanne Stewart, Band, composed of Kim Quigley, ami graduated the Auxiliary Police! Kenneth Wait, secretary. Grade 9, Norman Monhait; wick to erect two lights, in addition Speaking to the fathers was Don­ asked to contact Mrs. Louis Muin- Katherine Sunday, .lulia lacffner. Erie Fikrcr.i, Kaicn Schmitt. Lin­ Course. Grade 10, Gregory Zaic. Carolee to the one proposed at Franklin ald Stoddard, institutional repre­ zer or Mrs. Robert CarooH, both David Wacker. Robert Weinstein da Edward-.. Deborah Tnrnquist in an effort to become a more Sir: Marz and Evelyn Brennan. Boulevard and Route 27. to control sentative between the Junior Cham­ of Kendall Park. A chartered bus and James Wheel*. W I and .loanv .Arncsen was featured. valuable asset to the Township fur­ Senator Harper, chairman of the Honor Roll the speeding and traffic flow. ber of Commerce and the troop. will leave from New Brunswick. ther training w a s requested Joint Legislative appropriations Grade 7, Patricia Kilbride. Bon­ through lh( lural C D. director on committee has predicted a $100,000 nie Landis. Susan Zimmerman, many occasions with no response cut in the 1963-64 budget of the Di­ Lynn Ann Debicke, Maryellcn Kru- ill.in ihe respoiwiblp parlies. Sob- vision of State and Regional Plan- per, Julic Kawand, Marsha Martin, sequcntly in March 1967 rrgl.'-icrcd | "inS The. current budget of the Gail Palk.i, Sandra Turlcv Mcrrvl ' Iritnrs were sent u> Mayor Casey! Division i.s $344,000. I he budget rc- Gibb.v CHECK TERMITE DAMAGE aiid iVilicc ( hicf HoJstcn request- Ottt'st for 1963-64 is $398,000. Grade 8, Diana Dcy, Joanne Loj- ’ mg tlicir prc.scncr at the next mcct- If $190,000 is cut, tlte division ko, Edward Sheppard, Katherine Every year at this time/ homeowners find winged insects that suddenly fly ‘ mg of the .Auxiliary Police which would hava $46,000 less than at Sprague, Jodie Tempel, Katherine wa.s held .March 70, l.%7. present The League of Women Vot­ Wheeler, Melanie Williams, Karen out and then drop their wings and crawl all around. These Insects are ter^* C hief Holstcn attended and was ers of South Brunswick is opposed Route, Mcrril Delon, Melissa asked by the general attendance to this cut. After studying regional Featherston, Nancy Kramer, Dun- mites and indicate that there are thousands of other termites still eating the . for training and guidance. In re- planning for two years, we believe can MacLean, Michael Ronan. Cyn­ ! '-poiisc Chief llolstcn said "h o I d that an adequately staffed and fi­ thia Surrisi, Sharon Wertheimer, house causing further destruction to the wood of the house. The cost of ; dances." nanced Planning Division is not a Ann Inbimbo. repairs for exceeds the cost of treotment and gees higher with delay. , He did state that possihly the re- luxury but an imperative to assure Grade 9, Howard Schoenfeld, Da­ I serve.' could attend a school on mo- ■New Jersey s sound economic de­ vid Wackcr, Roberta Wilson. Pe­ j lor vehicle statutes. In the next velopment and the attainment of ter Mark, Ronald Nardi, There­ Call us for free Inspection of your heme by experienced personnel. Our breath he staled "I don't know why its full potential. sa Roman, Marla Schlaffer, S o I you should attend the classes, you The division has demonstrated Nevins, Michael Murphy. Kathleen work/ which we guarantee for ten years is engineered to exceed specifi* will never be called upon to use its practical competence and value Burgess. Frank Kistler, Caryn Kie­ them." For the record. Mayor Cas­ in handling such important special vans, Sharon Krause. cations of existing regulations making us the leaders In the field. ey did not appear. projects as the Area Redevelop­ Grade 10. Charles Gombas, After continuous requests, in ment Program, Ihe Accelerated Thomas Wacker. Richard Weiss, September 1967, the reserves were Public Works Program, Green James Wheeler, Sandra Rose, Con­ allowed to ride on night patrol four Acres, the Jersey Markets and nie Schocniy, Daniel Bibel, Betty nights a week, five hours per night. many others. Through jls Statewide Lynch, Leona Buchinski, Bonnie Ihis afforded the Township twice Planning Bureau, the division is Stanley, Cheryl Williams. as much protection as it ever had preparing a guide plan and long­ Grade II, Suzanne Clausen, Kar­ TERMITE CONTROL SYSTEM before at no additional cost to the term development program for the en Ccblcr, Margaret Kistler. Mar PRINCETON SAVINGS PAYS THE POSTAGE ta.xpaycr. future improvement and develop­ garct Scott, Katherine Sunday, Car NEW BRUNSWICK Kl 5-1977 Then came the Cuban crisis. The ment of the State. The Division's ol Wheeler, Susan Kutliroff, Bar lownship officials suddenly real­ Bureau of Community Development bara Tilton, Gregory Mancini, Dor Start your occeunt by moil ized that they knew very little or assists local communities to make iene Masi, Robert Neeb. — odd ond withdraw by nothing about a proposed survival the wisest use of their already Grade 12. William Lardin. Shar mail. Sand check or money plan which is published and sanc­ heavily besieged resources in plan­ on McDowell, Arthur Tempel, Mi tioned by the Federal Government, ning future development while the order, receive potsbeok chael Featherston, Judith Pettin State Government and the Middle­ Bureau of Regional Planning has gcll. properly entered, plus sex County C.D. Director. A spe­ been in the forefront in developing B usiness D ireetory pestoge*poid envelope cial meeting was held at which methods for intermunicipal and re­ time Mayor Casey, the Township gional cooperation. Franklin Releases ready for next tronsoc- Committee, Chief Holslen, Town­ Faced with the complex problems Inspection Report FOR INFORMATION CALL AX 7-3434 tion. Savings received by ship C D. Direetor and the C D. which will be cre a t^ by a pop­ the I5th of ony month ('i tm'il allf-ndezl th's meeting, .At ulation increase of several million The February report of the Franklin Township Department of APPLIANCES HARDWARE PLUMBING torn from the 1st. Ti mi ri ng, at the rrqucM ol the in Lite years immediately ahead, t .11, Dirrrlor and with the ap­ it seems a most inappropriate Inspections includes building and We Spccioliit in HeoM Finenciiif proval of the Township Committee, time to curtail the activities of the zoning permits countersigned, Philco - R C A DELTA a direct nider was giv en Chief Hol- Division of State and Regional eight; permit renewals, five; occu­ General Electric Hardware Inc. J. Albanese Co. pancy permits, seven. '.len by Mayor Casey to complete Planning. We suggest that all in­ Motorola • haadan daii mimedialeiy the training of the Po­ terested citizens write to J. Ed­ Nine complaints were received; Zenith - Dumont Shapami Caatar Plumbing A Heating. lice Reserve so that the Police De­ violations checked. 23; violations ward Crabiel, Middlesex Assem­ f'takUa Park. butallatloH - Pupain P. partment would be supplemented in blyman, who serves on the Assem­ corrected 17; inspections conducted, N J. RiNCETON S ayings $35; condemnations posted, there AND LOAN ASSOCIATION the event of an emergancy. As a re­ bly Appropriations Committee to WEBER’S EluOrlc Sowar A sult of this nrdiT llic reserve rc- topsoil investigations, two; trailer AX 7. 18 Cham bers Streat, Princeton. N. J. urge that the full amount requested I (rived two sessions of sidarm in- for the Division be appropriated. investigations, one; signs approved, TV & Appliance 9426 Drain Sarvka WAInut 4-0076 • Daily, 9 to 4 -iruclion on the police range. one ; fences, two; zoning denials, H ainakald Joyce C. Sherman AeHieritaa Salat aaV Sarvka Ill N'l.finbor 1967 tiir night pa Regional Planning Chairman three; Board of Adjustment hear­ Cardaa ing attended, one; investigation Sadia - fataviaian - Hlfh rWalltT Sappliaa W A 4-5248 Savings Insured to $10 000 by U. 5. Govt. Agency trol training was brought to an League of Women Voters of ■afrifarttan S Apitltaitaat and inspection mileage 301. H ardw ira ahiupi end withnut rxpianatinn South Brunswick AX 7 -2 II0 tiom any Township (ilfii ial. Tur- OaiaH A X 7-0018 C a a n a t «a Qaaot. H I Saadttaa ihrr ■leiiuesis were made bv the re- Sii. Fete Winning Team ■As a resident and taxpayer of I DRUG STORE HARDWARE RADIO South Brunswick for the past 17 At Award Dinner Yoor years, I have a keen interest in the Winning teams were honored at public affairs of our community. SIEGEL'S Problem i PROHAMMER'S the Franklin Township Award Din­ are ours There are many things I like about ner last week, according to Ed PRANKUN PARK South Brunswick and a few things, Blumbcrg. recreation director. _ PHARMACY RADIO SERVICE but very important ones, that I k r THE In the Junior League, Ron Mai- 1Mtscairiioixs - ruNCHEONtit: for all makea definitely do not like. fatt won the sportsmanship-award. COSMITICt - G 8t (tlN G C 4»05 f j p l ’ THREE Auto Radies Heading this latter list arc the George Dumas was named most G IfTS shenanigans of the Democrat Par­ improved player. Members of the Corner o f Ri ft 27 end Heme radios ty over the years, particularly ------— B R O O K S winning .Sisler Bros, team are Mike Hendarten Read n ♦''a »<«d^ t9 r»'"Cffaf9 »*t*t K Transistor Radios since Jan. 1. 1967. The rest of what Sislcr, Henry Behrcnd, Gerald I do not like is part and parcel of a fa a O- Sundty Hou" rJ-rrl.. - 15 lo 8 p •*. Czarroncliick. Tom Russo, Ed Mag- Manaty rh.u Saturday Tubas Tested Fret this problem. 1 register my pro- Sunday I IS lo I P.M. istrini. Randy Musscr and Boy T'u • A M >a 10 r M V/A tesLs not only as a citizen and tax­ Yga rtff Oflivtay c#r. Mttcr Rd.y V#, payer but also as a Democrat for Ahenu AX 7.3S71 l-rtrior f.hr'S In the Beginners League, .lohn RqH*. over 40 years and a registered Limyansky won the sportsmanship rranklia a«rlr, N J Dcmncrat in South Brunswick for award, Bob Burnett wis most im­ PLUMBING GROCERIES 15 years. (My great, great grand proved player and Da|i Porrevec- ElzECTRlCIAN father was President Andrew John­ chio was named mokt valuable DESrs son and 1 consider myself a “Jef­ player. Members of the winning PLUMBING A HEATING Groceries and fersonian Democrat ') Court Jesters team are Howie Ni- Now to the case in point - I resent fussi, Mike Hegedus, jBob Raez. Provisions most deeply that the present Dem­ Paul Silver, Roger Beals, Charles ocrat officialdom, in defending its Hayworth and Dan Porrcvccchio. position on the "Brunswick Acres CUAXANTEEO WORK Newspapers A Gas Cluster Zoning, " labels all the op­ Dr. Monroe F^eads • SAtlSFlEO CUSTOMERS position as "Republican" and does STOP LOOKING FOR (At The Ceuntiy Stora) It in a manner obviously intended Library Program ELECTRICIANS YOUR DEPENDAtlE to disparage and ridicule all op­ Your Kendall Park Residant position. NEICHtORHOOD PLUMBER With demands for library service electrician will do alterations Virginis Markef I speak as rcprcscmativc of a 0. E. CARRERAS in New Jersey incrrasing at unprec­ and new installetions Georges Reed large group Of taxpayers. Demo­ edented rates and the "Do Not Mdjer Rd . Monmovth Junction Call AX7-I340 Dayton, N. J. crats Republicans and Independ­ Have" sign in widespread use D A 8 -82S4 ents. who arc strongly opposed to throughout the State. Rutgers Uni­ AX 7-3291 what the Township Committee and versity is cooperating with the New the Planning Board haie done in Jersey Library As.sociation and the TAXI SERVICE RFAL ESTATE NURSERY removing all obstacles to Yenom Stale Library in an intensive study Corporation coming in with their of library needs and methods tor Real Esidfe .176 home Brunswick Acres. We meeting them. j Complete Insurance Livingston Park are .ippalird at the apparent fail, Head of the .Association s Library | PARK Mutual Punds-Notary Public lire to administer and interpret the Development Committee and coor, Nurstry Township laws and regulations in dinator of die study is Dr. .Vlargarct Professional Service the interest of the pcopic. E. Monroe of 31 Franklin Boule­ with Integrity PANSIES The r.ank and file taxpayers c.x- vard, Franklin Township, associ­ TAXI Consult ui as you would Reck Oirden Plinti pes t iJirir Township officials to. rep­ ate professor of library service at TAAftAlC COl STY I Komt / apprAaimata a"out, h*a BKRM > COl STY « t f annual beat tnjl, your doctor or your lawyer resent them, not a private devclnp- the State University. Several other Annualst rr- Thes i,- no! a matter of abstract Rutgers facul'v member^ arc pa'- ^ AX7-2822 Perennials: .eg.inrx. a o76-home development tidpating m the program and the KeiebuihM: i’iace. I t.-rr;!ic tax burden on ! (■r;versity'5 Gradu.itc School of Li- A 7 - these homes prove gas heat is economical! .Ti oi u Uc «ant to be able to' .jfv Sere ice i' providing a'sist- IRNESr MEiSIEK i c e ,n our Township. There arc The heatinsr costs for the home.-; shown above prove how economical Gas Heal really is. ancc. CHtrltr «>0460 countless numbers of Township KCNDAU rARK, N.f. 1934 Viur liy . Na>lh I'UPiariik There are "no hidden costs". A .gas furnace la.-ts longer. Tlierc are no moving; parts to -e^icl* n;s !of all [xiliiical persua- aggies to DEMONSTRATE wear out or replace. Xo fuel tanks to rust nut. XT- .service c'ntracts to pa.\'. Public Ser\ ;ee ' Ui'i ssii.i simple cann.it afford Members of the Dayton Aggie- FENCLNG gives, w ithout charge, prom pt. elVicient service on the gas I'urr.mg- parts and controls of ;.tx ri a-e.'-. in;- i' not a "po- (.H club arc preparing to give dem- PHOTOGRAPHY I ::c,i. 'MIC ", 1! ’s a unc, crsal prob. onsiratniii' a; 'hf annu.i' Middle.' gas heating equiiimcnt. I-u>' a 'ii'c /le i'-ii,/; .v'-j 'c y I'o!’ y"'ir juuniliini! C'DiIrnrtor. ,oos ’em -of being aolc i.i keep our sFX Counlv dcmnnsirations, on CULVER hcnlimi or I’lihlir Srriu-r. -ii., i . . iti n-;' home- .and farms. April 36 at Rutger.' Uiiin ersity. I S YOUR 1- no.i d .seem mat Fa’.hcr Re;;. Those who will gi\c talks include Fence & Pool F.i- been g.ccn f.i pr(im;,.,c. l.ijpph lierk. .!o-eph lia a-z F'.'- STUDIO 17 Chain Linlt BUSINESS i 'i n-.s.c.no.nc iniormation so tn.u I, r Marten- .lelT a:u! Ua'. :u Sc-iden- PHOTOGRAPHERS iic ...i^ io..'....cd t.nc ^c'.ccrage for -tcin. lav ‘’'T. .h'hn (mine-, and Redwood A Cedar \.;a- .nc - Cnurch and .Schoo; Robert Naiozun.ek In order m Sol'd Steel foeU LISTED .■■,:czral par; if Brunswick rnise fucids for irh'L the dub i- Custom Vinyl liners pro’cut. l! !>• ' I ilcrstand- sollin" perfume, door m door The G0 GAS HEAT ■ -C upon dc- '•roup celebrated t'.ic b.rihday of Personalized Help For IF NOT PHONE t 7 aTANWONTH PtOAB < PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC AND GAS COMPANY n.'d applAat.-'- . v.m obtain a David Sc;dcn-icm a; the meeting Do-It-Yourselfers FRANKUrC PARK. N. J. Ttipayieg Str.ant of a Great Stat« '6»CES'f t;c-’n u ’;i L‘i<: ex.-ling Snuih held las'"' Mondav. Culver Rd„ Dayton ^CAcrj; 0 s\ stem a; A X 7-3 4 3 4 AX 7-2953 T.orook * a < many ;h.-u. "Carry Me Bat'k t' I I'd I’lrgtn- I DA 9-2551 ..i;;d- .'f ;c-s ;:idn that rifiv," was a hit 'Zing in 1 . THURSDAY. APRIL 11. 196,3 THE CENTRAL POST PAGE SEVEN 1817 umU the Civil War no - p i • mernal taxes were levied bv the X r i m J i r V SCHEDULE SHOWANDO U -ted Su.es, as customs and sale ^ J T he Middlesex Council of the Boy nf land proMdcd sufficient f(-ominucd from Pa^c I) Will Consider Scouts of .America will offer its revenue and Mrs. Elsie Hollander: District 'f, Andre Gruber and .Mrs. lanct Showando, a one-day training pro­ Lichwa: District 5. Hugh C. Durbin Revisions To gram for adult scouters. It will be and .Mrs Annette Petricks; District held on the Rutgers property adja­ fi. loseph Mayes and .Mrs, Louise Master Plan cent to Camp Kilmer (Gate 2) on Lowande: District 7. no filing: Dis C edar Lane just off of River Road trict 8, no man, .Mrs. .Mary Rhein m Highland Park on Saturday. ick: District 9. no man, .Mrs. Thcl Fj^anklin Planners .-April 27. Registration begins at 9 ma Heiman. and District 10, Fran am , with the day's activities con­ cis Hunt, no woman. Discuss Widening tinuing until 8 p.m. Gilmartin Vs. Renk Almost lost in the fray is the Of Clyde Lane candidacy lor the post of tax as­ YOUR RIKi sessor, Receiving the Democratic The Franklin Township Planning' OUT OR nod IS .lames Gilmartin .Ir,. while Board plans to consider revisions STYU? the Republicans are backing vet­ to the Master Plan sometime next eran Edgar V. Renk, month. Mayor Casey. 41. is a resident of One of thc.se revisions discussed Kingston. He received a bachelor's at its meeting last week, is the w;id- 'degree in politics from Princeton ening of Clyde Lane between Hatn- University, and an LI.B. law, from ilton Street and Bennett's Lane. At Fordham University. He is an at­ present it is 80 feet wide but will torney w'iih offices in Trenton, and be extended to 100 feet to conform ' has been mayor for the past two with the widening of Lcupp Lane. ^ years. He formerly was a member Plans of the board call for Leupp of the Zoning Board of Adjustment, Lane to intersect Hamilton Street and a former prosecutor and Town­ opposite Clyde Lane, forming a ma­ ship attorney. He presently is a jor road between Easton Avenue member of the Planning Board, the and Route 27. SEE ALL THE HEW MODELS OP Municipal Utilities Authority and Other revisions recently dis­ cussed by the board include: a SCHWINN 4 RAlflOH the Kingston Volunteer Fire Com­ MCYOIS pany. He was named by Gov. Rich amendment to the subdivision ordi­ nance passed by Council upgrading at KOPrS CYCLE ard ,J. Hughes to the Board of Man­ Sales — Service — Parts agers of the Marlboro State Home. certain residential areas in the NorthcaMcrn part of the Township! 10*12 John Stroot Chambers A Tioga Sts. Mr. Fcrber, 33, is a resident of .Also approval of a new align­ Kendall Park. Fla has received a , Princolen, N. J. TRENTON 9, N. J. ment of School House Road which WA 4*1052 bachelor's degree in business ad-' will provide future access to the in­ I ministration from UCLA, and a dustrial zone. PHONE LYric 9-3008 i master's degree in political science I The zoning committee under i from the same university. He is .Mayor George B. Consovoy report­ Person to Person completing a doctor's dissertition Franklin Park Elks Install Officers At Banquet ed that a review of the zoning or­ j in political science. He is presently dinance will be made with a view W r ran : an instructor in political science at Installation of officers of the Benevolent and Protective cr C. Huthansei, past exalted ruler; Phillip S. Barrood. to attracting industry and com­ .\|[-.IJAIU -J yj; across an I Douglass College, and the director Order of Elks, Post 2265, was held last week. Left to exalted ruler, Miles J. Neff, esteemed loyal knight; and merce. He stated that perhaps the I of undergraduate activities at the right are Philip J. Traube. esteemed leading knight; Walt- Peter R. Ossendorf. esteemed lecturing knight. Township had been too stringent in ilrin which ’ Eagleton Institute of Politics at certain areas since the passage of reported I Rutgers University. Slim Will Collect the present zoning ordinance in Kinuon, Third Candidate 13,000 Students Dropped Out Of j Franklin Artist 1958, y llial Admiral The third Democrat seeking the Grass Clippings Receives\Award He said that the business com­ Hichard E. candidacy, Mr, Kimson, a 39-year Public Schools In New Jersey munity as well as the Chamber of Cory S. Kammler Byrd, on u o p ju u ^ -old resident of Monmouth Junc­ Lawn dippings will be picked up Mrs. William Beattie, Franklin unity as well as the Chamber of tion. is a graduate of local schools Approximately 13,1)00 boy.s and' decrease thereafter. Numbers of jin Kendall jpark on the second d-; Township artist, has won the Rob- Commerce, Planning Board, and one of his e.xpcdilions to .Ant­ . It p w I and gaining a bachelor's degree girls dropped out of New Jersey dropouts were highest in grade ten, | lection of the week by Slim's Coun-' ert Simmons Award of the Paint- Council will be invited to offer sug­ arctica. found that kerosene 1) ti| M8A9 jno< \u\il 0) S.(ng )0 ' from Rutgers University, he has al- public scliools, with no intention o f: Flowevcr, rates of dropout were dryside Disposal. There will be no " s and Sculptors .Society of New gestions . stored at their base. Little »U|1 ijiiui s.ODIl puc-oas -*s ! so done graduate work at the continuing their educations, be-: ranked as follows: classes for the j extra charge for any "reasonable , Jersey, which opened its 22nd an- In other business Councilman Wil­ .America, froze solid when >U'M OL %t ue*)iOit>0 m j school of business administration tween September and lunc of la.st I handicapped, grade eleven, grade 30)ounts," according to Richard D. nual exhibit in Jersey City, . . *!>»•» iam 0. Allen, chairman of the sub­ temperatures hit 71 degrees tc Iff ffff T uigpH sd) ooo oz iC • at Rutgers. He is employed as a year, according to a report by Com- ten, and grades nine and twelve, j Hyerley. operator of the collection Her prize-winning painting will division committee, repiorted that below zero in .Inly. Anyone %t ucm SWT =uoQ sibOiujeg I supervisor of underwriting at the missioner of Education FTcdcrickj .Approximately Uiree boys clippings also will be be on display at the exhibit, which I five applications for minor subdivi­ for .AntarcticaExperiments OOOOS'OI 4P /3u»nb#jj ' Allstate Insurance Co. Fie has M. Raubingcr. 'dropped out of school for every P'*-*®*! i'l other parts of the continuc.s through April 26 at the sions had been received. Of these, iiidieale that gasoline will not served as the chairman of the build- Preliminary estimates, based on j two girls who did so. For children j T^nship, he said Jersey City- Museum.-- one for Bertha Staudt was apr- *I»uur«^> M^re J9| ^;ot)uo: freeze solid until lemperalur- flQ*tl puf ssrR •dAt-<(jpopee) icrci*ip I ing and roads committee, as well reports submitted by local princi-: under age 16, the predominant He labeled as untrue reports that I’he artist, who paints as Yona proved, one for Nathaniel Cremedy •Ml nn| |«A«t s^eupnoi Psis stid guidance personnel and 1 causes of dropout were, entering a |es get lower than 180-240 de- J9M*I eiquinj put M3iFjn .iiii ^j *iO as being a member of the Indus he had written his customers slat- Beattie, lives at 138 Emerson Road. denied, and one each for George •3u(|tq ’tioi^uo) e3ue;cfl puf 'trial Advisory Commission. He is 1 6y the Department of Ed-1 correctional instituiion: phy.sical. ing grass clipping are not accept- ______Vigorelli. Ilex Realty and Daniel I grce.s ( Fahrenheit I below ze­ 8)»;fdas 'i« ! completing a two-year term on the “cation s bureau of research, in- j mental, emotional or social disabil- able at the new landfill site in Rodgers, held in committee for fur­ ro. I he reason for the sperad M3)|Mt jopeist epnjvui ^(Oiiuo3 Township Committee. dicated that more than 1,000 ity: death: and marriage. For South Brunswick Township. Offer Polio Vaccine '» , ovI ther study. of 60 degrees is that apparent­ id PUO qlnOlUl ffU'UeiVM r^uuui p.' Mr. Chrinko, a resident of Frank- ‘‘''OPP®'! Summer those aged 16 or older, the stated He also pointed out that his m-l A resolution was passed naming ly gasoline has no definite Hit iO) jayw^Ol SJd i'i. .«•• u;uq e n* ! At Franklin Clinic iu, Ju lin Park is 36 years of age. and at-, Toasuns were: .seeking employ, creased collection charges werci Henry Spritzer, Township attorney, freezing point. Obviously in IfWJOtl JOJ Jpqwlo) lid ,>|dute uiuq »t.n • tended Rutgers University He is y^e highest percentages of drop- mem: dissatisfaction with school; due in part by the new ordinance!, A ‘Tmc is planned bv the Frank- as attorney for the Planning Board. •UOft Jd<|'iillU( i#t||>S Arid • our clime iiohody need ever :p) no( 1M0I19 M>i'A*'a sjM’Kid employed as an industry analysist ”“y%,yy® m Cumberland County entering military service: mar- adopted bv the Township creating , Board of Health for Somerset County Engineer Don­ worry about frozen fuel, but •ujt ))FW sc |t>H«MOd dit'id in research and development at the P®"" nacc: and ohvsical menial, emo- the landfill operation, but not c n - 1 ‘'’® P°l'° ald H. Stires last week announced •UI03 Z J«w«3 tOilUSJ A1H«P>1 rolled), Atlantic 1.8 (18.3 per 1,000 lional or social disabilitv. lubricating oils are quite an­ 9|U0Md0dJ«ii P)P|duiOd r ons Service Bureau Corp. a subsidiary tircly, I vaccine will be available, accord- that widening of Easton Avenue in idipiduir odid.a ______I iiig to .lohn Carlano, Township other thing. Engine, rear end, ptiri8d}ut ‘ppidpu'tud /(mi>AC( .^o of fB.M. He is the 'Township's J963 ! of ®'®0' S..X dropouts oc- Franklin Township is expected to AltuF'H’iQ t«qt ditw >juruijQ|j««j cirj ; Heart Fund chairman, and serves enro ed . Hudson 1.5(10.2 per 1.000 c„r,cd in the elementarv grades. start this Summer. transmission, and other hihri- t Idwaosq ~ id!d>tiri(*4 Ml ‘mv rtJ '^I'u ■ ® Age-,n-gradc appeared to be an im- 1 ranH .D dK er i'\am ea ^ aIso available at the clinic will The exact date is uncertain be­ eating oils must have exarllv *Ptf9| Od<|'|duirdid *ptd«| ^3i0Ca ' as a member of the Rutgers (jni- 1,000 enrolled). tffidtt Aut lUOl) ‘PJWCUIJO|Jtfd Odidis Auf i versily Extension Data Process ; portant factor at this level. Five To County Team ‘ be diabetes tests and glaucoma cause the County is awaiting final the right’ viscosity for the certificate advisory commit^e. By t>T>e of school, the largest per-1 dropouts occurred at I screening tests. The board is still approval of plans by the State temperatures in which you centage of dropouts was reported „,e secondary school level. Data Frank Baker of F ranklin High i working on its floridation study J9A03 ICIPPI SffpntM^ S 6 > tll Mr. Dobin, lives in Monmouth Highway Department. you are operating and exaetiv by ®chnical - vocational h |^ her<- indicated that there seem to School has won a berth on the -Som- which will be presented to the Junction and is 55 years of age. He The project, expected to take four suited to the parts lubrirated. schools, w hi^ los 11.3 per .000'b , dropout relationships erset All-County basketball team. Council. or five months, calls for widening is a graduate of the local school, Improper oils and greases ran lp D S6>6i pupils enroll^, followed b y four- ' Ho also made the All County foot­ Plans arc hem, made for Easton Avenue from two to four /33 the New Brunswick High School, year high schools 3.6. senior high __ c? i ball team last Fall. increase wear by more, than )!X and Rutgers University, where he course in home a to be held lanes, from the Middlesex bound­ schools 3.3, six-year high schools J d J C G C o U T V C y I s Mr. Baker led his team in scoring, fur the general public ai Parkside ary to a point near Leupp Lane, lIMt'';- anil often ir-iili in roin- , was elected to Phi Beta Kappa and plete breakdown, so it i.s pen­ oas jamiduiv •Alpha Zeta. A past president of the 2.0 and junior high .schools I.4. O l l C - T h i r r f (' o IIIIi Ip I p ' ^®®‘' "'“*7 poinis and set in conjunction with the Somerset ntersections at Franklin Boule­ By size of high schoi)l, the largest • I the pace again this year with a County Extension Service vard and Landing Lane will be re­ nywise and pound foolish to i Dayton PTA and the organizer of percentage of dropouts were found 0 \c r 100 fjuesiionnaircs have 1 313 point total. He has tremendous designed. osjaiS P8T8 j 3 8 t u | : the Dayton Aggies 4-H club, he try to eronomizr with oils. in the very large (over 2..500 en- been completed by Franklin Town-! speed and possesses the ability 10 PFA TO MEET *A public hearing on the project 1 hat is also true of the place has served on the Zoning Board rollment) and the very small (100- ship residents for the Jayccc Com- leap high. He grabbed an average W»M-0I8|A|t-l|3!H I he Parent Education Commit- will be held in about six weeks ■where you have the luhricat- I of Adjustment, as the Republican 149) schools. miinily .Survey. i of IS rebounds a game. I Municipal chairman, completed a lee of the Franklin High School both on construction plans and ing done, heeau,«e. with the Additional highlights of the re- Jayccc members will continue in. ' ficlections were made with the rights-of-way acquisition. ‘M8N S.OOia UQ 'three-year term on the Township | pon include: The 7aie of dropout Parent - Teacher A.s.sociation will best inteiiiions. people who do terviewing until completion of 300 assistance of County coaches and have a study group meeting in the Committee and was the Township | jj by no means uniform County Counsel Robert !M. lioi know for surr tlie exaef varying siirxcys, icnt.'Jiivciy scheduled for area correspondents. library of the high school tonight. Thomp,son said a resolution had mayor in 1961, grcally not only from county to early April. j ______lubricants to use in rack spot April II, at 8 p.m. The topic under been sent to State officials for ap­ j All 10 polls will be open from 7 county, but also among districts .Survey chairman Benjamin Mulil-| Ll.ST FIRE REPORT can cause untold damage. For i a m. to 8 p.m. discussion will be "How Can a Citi­ proving new speed limits and no withh a rnunly, and among schools berg commended area residents for I The hast Franklin Volunteer l ire zen .Measure His School. " Mr. Wil­ passing zones in Easton Avenue. iiiiilual benefit may we please within a di-strict. ^ their eiidor.semcnt of the .survey! Co, answered eight alarms m JOINS SORORITY liam Guthrie and Robert W. Ward However, he stated that he was un­ serve you'-' K am m ler Buick Drop<.)uis tended to be numerous and their willingness to answer the ■ March, according to Chief Law- from the Department of Flducalion certain whether the State would ap­ Pontiac Co., Route 206—Op­ .Miss Margaret Von Thun, daugh-, 33H\fl^80J8]d VIVO in the Fair, taper off until Christ- great \ariety of questions put to | rcnce ( oilier. .Vlcmbcrs worked 92*s in Trenton, will be our guest speak­ prove the new regulations in view posite Princeton .Airport. W.\ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Von 1 mas, reac ha peak at mid-year and them. man-hours. ers of the pending reconstruction ' Thun of Dayton, has been initiated I 1-2222. into membership in Alpha Xi Della | sorority at Gettysburg College, j Miss Von I'hun graduatet^ from South Brunswick High Sch^l last June and is a freshman at tihp cols

STOP! Wasting Time & Effort SEE THE ALL NEW BROXODENT Squibb Automatic Action Brush For Teeth and Gums N ow At; Siegel's Franklin Park Pharmacy Highway 27—Franklin Park Wh.n in T«tNTON f (.liirkrii >oup I r»TH li Onion 5oup TO e a c h y e a r . I r^'h I ruit (.up < hillAi] Tomato Juir^ ( lllj|r*fj .\pplr Jujrr • Ciatlicr 'Koiind The I cMive h n }* ' ^ [)'■ !rj u n ! t" (I ,'rfnm-r- rr>'rl /j'r-nnp,*: H"i Roll- .iiul * '»rn Nluffm- FdRlfr '^alad RESTAURANT Fable ,\l I he INA With Vnur LA'.'Bl'^TVJLLL, NEW JERSEY COCKTAIL LOUNGE I am IK .And Lni«> I he Da> By •• r ’•t' TcirpnoM? BtMilrd Mr“ak \ hmnujiii** $.1.00 Rt*tr Rood. Tren»«e. N J. llavi.ig Is Serve T'nu Our • •- -f 2^2 EXp'-rt 7-0897 Kn.t.if j»T*c> iurk^v uiih drp*?in?. (.ranbprry >.iurr StuHd#' I FoI!» B''irtge nwid Deliciously Prepared l oud. F.iknfj >uj:ar t.urcf] TJani I'ilb F'inpapplr >au«r? .1.25 THE VERY BEST » C'oii'fj TU * 030J Koafl Leg of Lamb Mint jell> .L25 T!‘»aFl !*rini^ f{ib* of H^rf au ju- I.2-i RESERVE full c o u r s e Friinr* >ir)oitT .'‘Ifjk LT'» IN SCANDINAVIAN . . fitc-i OM siz A TABLE $325 Luncheon 12-2 p.m. NOW! d in n e r < (Oct. 1 - June 1) (.I'-dm Inppr*! <»rrrn iVa' m Bullrr n V H a3QN3AVl jo I ( .intiir’t] '’‘urAi pMf.Ttnr*. Im irli St;i!r .''triiiR BpanA iNvanvissa ov3iS3woH 3hi children's Dinner - $2.35 Cocktails & Dinner • Aepjo4f5 'Atptjnqi 'Xrptoupo/^ 4:30 - 9 30 p.m. l)PSSf ft Ilnirep Rakrr] t)rrp ,\ppl* h i l l s i n n Sunday Dinner I.''iiioii (.rr.tni f’ir* FURNITURE m i(\ % F A R \ 1 - 8 Jrllo T'illi ^hipped (Tram M*M J*p«tAEi p,nojv Op.n Mon. thru Sot, "‘lirrbr't. RuUrr't olrli >un PACKET THE PHINCETON PACKET WA 4-3244 Oldest Weekly Newspaper POST THE CENTML POST AX 7-3434

THURSDAY, APRIL II. 1963 PA G E EIG H T

Classified Shopping Hints | Financial Services Bargain Mart Autos For Sale Bldg. Serv. & Sup. Special Services Help Wanted 1 Advertising R. F. JOHNSON Rates FOR SALE - Full size pool table, 1957 CHEVROLET. Black, 4 door ALLMINLM SIDING W.ATER SOFTENERS I.M.MEDIATE OPENINGS 9 X 4I2 feet, balls, cues. etc. Price with white walls, automatic trans­ Chemical Feeders Lighting Fixture Showroom .Asbestos) Siding ALL CLASSIFIED ADVERTIS­ MONEY TO LOAN $100. Telephone D.Avis 9-60,30. mission, radio and heater. .A-1 con­ Filter.s, Salt -Male and Female Small Appliances dition both in appearance and me­ Remodeling |nd Roofing ING appears in BOTH news­ ZE.NTTH T\', table model with papers. Ads may be mailed or DO VOL NEED MONEY- chanically. .AX 7-2619. Aluminum Storm Windows CULLIG.VN Clerical Technical 20 Tulane Si. stand, in good condition. $20. Call telephoned. Deadline for new AX 7-0750. 1959 MG MAGNETTE, 4 door sc- and [>oors W.ATER CONDITIONING ads or cancellation of ads cur­ Princeton. N.J. HOMEOWNERS! 345 Wither.spoon St. Engineering WA 4-0606 dan. twin carburetor engine, up­ TOWNSHIP BLflLDlNG CO. rently running is ( p.m. Tues­ ROOM DIVIDER, 6 feel high. 50 holstery in red leather, seat belts, PEnningnn 7-0099 WA 1-8800 days. inches long. 1 foot wide. Has plant­ excellent condition inside and nut. Executive Sales WIN FRIENDS and influence pen- Consolidate ail of your bills and er on top with artificial plants. In ANTHONY BLANCO KEY SHOP RATES are $l.3( for 23 words Leaving country, must sacrifice pie with Hickory Smoked Cheese very good condition, easily trans- Builder and Contractor 248 Nassau St. or less for one week, or if or­ WA 1-2694. from Rosedale Lockers 262 Alex-j get additional cash. One low ported. Asking $40. AX 7-1557. WA 4-3411 P. J. WAINFORD & CO. dered in advance, $IJ3 per ander St. WA 4D135 j 1960 CHEVROLET PARKWOOD: Alterations — Repairs Charles Perpetua, Prop. week for two consecutive ------I monthly payment. W’e gne fast FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR. 4 door station wagon: turquoi.se; Remodieling Princeton Employment Agency weeks and $1 per week for E BAHADURfAN & SON Good condition. 7 cubic feel. $28, original owner: 8 cylinder: power KEYS MADE >49 .Nassau St. WA 4-3726 three or more consecutive Telephone W.A 4-9093. Ewinf St. 883 State Road confidential serv ice. glide: ptiwcr steering: radio and LOCKS REPAIRED weeks. *-'or each word over 23 HOTPOINT ELECTRIC STOVE, heater. Phone SW 9-1315, W.A 4 2014 Free Parking In Rear Princeton. N.J. GENERAL GRINDING there is an additional charge Call EX 4-8063 in Trenton or Victor Kenmore washing machine, 2 ton of 3 cents. Ads may he dis­ WA 4-0720 air conditioner. Reasonably priced. ABARTH, Fiat Alameno 850, I960 VANDERMARK ROOFING and AMS SECRETARIAL SERVICES Help Wanted-Fem. played with white space mar­ ORIENTAL RUGS 8-8930 in Philadelphia. ,AX 7-2776, vintage. Excellent condition while. gins or additional capital let­ $2300. Call HO 6-1154. Sheet Metal. All vji' ork guaranteed. ^ Prompt, accurate and dependable ters at 31.71 per column inch. Rugs cleaned, repaired, stored. VOLKSWAGEN CONVERTIBLE, .service. Typing on IBM Executive. L.ATE EVENING Special discount rates arc Mdse. Wanted blue. 19.57. Leather interior, new Call WA 1-6365 or TW 6-0965. ' Off-set, Ditto and Mimeo service. HOSTESSES available to advertisers using ADLER.MAN, CLICK & CO. whitewalls. TW 6-03.38. Dial WA 1-6851, RUG & FURNITURE MART, INC. large amounts of space and 9 Spring St. Neat and attractive women wanted who arrange to he billed 1952 MG-TD, silver. Red leather State H’way 206 Princeton WHITE ELEPHANTS for the April .seats, new top and side curtains. SAUMS 20 NASSAU STREET In manage a large new restaurant monthly. Blind ads with box Annual Fashion Show and Bazaar Princeton, N.J. dining room. Princeton. N.J. WA 4-0401 In good running condition. $1000 PAINT AND W.ALLPAPER aumbers arc 3* cents addition­ of the Association of the N.J.N.P.I. TW 6-0340, after 5:30, all day Sat­ From II p.m. - 7 a.m. al. and Tax deduction certificates availa­ 4 S, Gree,nviiood .Ave. 5 or 6 Day Week LIFE ESTATE SPECIALISTS urday and Sunday. TRAVELEX, INC. TERMS: 23 cents billing IVY MANOR ble Call regarding delivery any Hopewell 5-0479 Salary Open charge if not paid within II weekday morning: 1961 FIAT Mode! 600, sun roof, Tull Company Benefits Princeton Shopping Center ~ TAX RETURNS Itineraries & Reservations days after expiration of ad. Mrs. L. Briggs WA 4-0857 light green, good condition. $600 Apply In Person -3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Mrs. F. Wierdsma HO 6-0641 Call HO 6-1154. Brand Narr ;e Paints Foreign & Domestic Situations Wanted ads payable John .A. A. Crowley Business & Pleasure with order. Not responsible for Furniture Mrs. F. Reavey HO 6-0400 1960 VOLKSWAGEN sedan, flint Wallpapers I HOWARD .lOHN.SON COMPANY former Interna! Revenue Agent Window errors not corrected by the Floor Coverings EVEN .STANDING on your head a gray, excellent condition. Must sell. Shsides RESTAURANT Tiles and Linoleum 20 Nassau St. Venetian B inds 195 Nassau St. WA 1-2700 advertiser immediately follow­ WA 4-4244 Rosedale Fancy Cooked Ham for Best offer. Asking $1295. Phone Mr, Unit 7S, N. .1. Turnpike ing the first publication of an Draperies and Bedding Ea.ster looks delicious. 262 Alex­ Knott at 721-9874. retaped - r. (fHjished (.Access rnad off South River Road, ad. ander St. WA 4-0135 1961 CHEVROLET CONVERTl- TYPING DONE AT HO.ME. Experi­ Cranbury, N.,1 ) Telephone 395-9666. WA 1-9100 WA 1-9292 FREEZER LOCKERS at Rose- FREE ESTIMATES enced typist willing to accept work BUSINESS OFFICE: The dale Lockers are only $18.00 a BLE, black with red interior, ex­ BOOKKEEPER, ASSISTANT - Princeton Packet, 44 Spring cellent condition. Call after 6 p.m., on a regular basis or special jobs. Beautiful office and congenial at­ year That's a bargain. 262 Alex­ EASTER WESTER "Every bing HO 6-1507 or 799-0645. Please call 799-0715 after 5:30. mosphere awaits person capable of St., Princeton, N. J. Telephone ORIENTAL RUGS for tale Call ander St. WA 4-0135 Rosedale Fancy Cooked Ham for your decors ting needs. WA 4-0720 for appointment. 1961 INTERNATIONAL SOJUT handling cash receipts and dis­ WA 4-3244 is BESTER PRINCETON canopy. Fully equipped. 6000 miles bursements. Urgent. $.360. Snelling 262 Alexander St. WA 4-0135 DISPOSAL SERVICE BAILEY S DEPARTMENT STORE Instruction like new. Call "R! 2-4524. SASSMilN'S, Personnel, 20 Nassau St.. 921-2021. Princeton Shopping Center DRIVEWAY CONSTRUCTION 32 Moore St. (Office clo.sed Good Friday) PORSCHE 1955 - White coupe, top BEDROOM PIECES, preferably WA 4-4793 Lost & FounJ^^ COMPLETE IBM COURSE. New condition. Recent tires, muffler, BLACKTOP AND STONE Uniforms a Specialty maple. Also large dining room set. term now starting. KI 5-3910, New valves, clutch, paint $800. WA 4- Home and Industry AMBITIOUS MOTHERS All in good to verv good condi­ Parking Areas who want to earn money but can For Nurses, Waitresses, Maids Brunswick Secretarial School. 1357. Driveways Garbage. Trarh. Rubbish Removed tEWARD: For information lead- tion. Call DA 9-4531." Fill Dirt - [op Soil only work part time. Avon offers Beauticians, Utility Work etc. In SUNBEAM ALPINE- 1960 white, Hauling of all Types sig to recovery of gray miniature PULL YOURSELF TOGETHER 1961 OR 1960 LINCOLN convertible, opportunity to earn $2.00 or more white and assorted colors. red bucket and jump seats, 31,800 poodle female lost Sunday vicinity and order one of those delicious low mileage, state color. Write Box Cal' for estimate AX 7-0463 per hour. Write box 564, Plainfield, miles, Biaupunkt AM-FM radio, Edgerstoune. Answers to name of APPLEGATE FLORAL SHOP Rosedale Fancy Cooked Hams for 129 care of Princeton Packet. FABRICS or call HO 9-1887. Sinner and is totally blind. Call boosted heater, seat belts, 4 new k Easier. 262 Alexander St. W.A DRAPERIES SECRETARY - BOOKKEEPER for WA 4-3160. tires, reconditioned top, tonneau .SLIP COVERS 47 Palmer Square W. 4-0135 STORM WINDOWS! insurance office. Permanent posi­ WA 4-0121 cover, ski rack, well cared for. FURNITURE REPAIRS LOST TUESDAY, red leather key- Musical Instrmts. $1350. Tom Fulmer, WA 1-6900, WA While Anodized n(r Mill hmish tion for qualified person. Shorthand tainer. Finder please mail to box 1-2757 eves. FREE ESTIMATES required. Call 448-2100. 142. care of Princeton Packet, Re­ The Finest Flowers Grown Bargain Mart DEWEY'S UPHOLSTERY SHOP ward. Delivered Promptly Wurlitzcr Organ, French Provincial 6-8 Station Road LATE EVENING In The Loveliest Arrangements CROMAIR AliuMlNUM Princeton Junction Fruitwood-Traded on larger organ PRODUjpTS WAITRESSES REWARD for return of diamond PERSIAN ORIENTAL RUGS VORNADO auto air conditioner. in perfect condition. No down pay­ Plumbing - Heating ROCKY HILL. N.J. II p.m. - 7 a.m. ring left in ladies room at Ren- SW 9-1778 Beautiful rugs from the finest of Complete with hose, filter, mount­ ment* 1st payment Feb, 1. 19(0. WA 4-q511 Openings now available for experi­ Wick's restaurant, Thursday after­ America's great homes. These ing, magnetic clutch. Fits most MIFFLIN ORGANS enced waitresses and trainees who noon, April 4, or for Information PRINCETON FUEL OIL CO. rugs will give you luxurious beauty cars. Used one Summer. $220 new. 234 East State St. ROBERT H. HALLIEZ want to be successful "Johnson leading to its recovery. WA 1-8520. $75. AX 7-1321. 216-220 Alexander St. for many years to come. Sarouks. Trenton, N.J. WA 4-1100 Moving - Beliverg Girls." LOST SATURDAY, between f^l- Hermans & others. Beautiful and THERE ARE LESS Rosedale EX 2-7133 PIANO TUNING Premium Hourly Wage mer Square and Na.ssau Street, vi­ colorful. All sv'.es and runners. Fancy Cooked Ham ads for Easter Free Parking Rear of Store. ■Apply In Person, 3 p.m. - 5 p.m. cinity Woolworths. a rhinestone pin, Real buvs. this week, 262 Alexander St. WA USED PIANOS BOHREN'S MOViNjG & STORAGE Fuel and Motor Oils Regulating Repairing HOWARD JOHNSON pear shaped. 2 leaves at top, silver A FINE ASSORTMENT 4-0135______Spinet Style Piano $249. Hightstowif Road Gasoline Oil Burner RESTAURANT trim. Sentimental value. Will OF BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE with Mahogany case. Princeton .ifunction FIREPLACE SET: Saw fireplace Sales and Service WA 1-7242 Unit 7S, N.,1. Turnpike give liberal reward Post Office box from the New York galleries Lester Studio Piano $399. WA 1^11 one year, never saw fire. 52 x 30 BROWN & MANGUM f.Acce.ss road off South River Road. 203. Princeton. THE EXCHANGE, INC. MIFFLIN PIANOS NASSAU OIL CO. Local and Long Dpsiance Moving black screen, complete ensemble, Packing and Overseas Shipping Cranbury, N..I.) Telephone 395-9688 LOST (.Icrmaii Shepherd, female. '223 E. Slate St. Trenton black with brass trim $15. AX 7- 234 East State St. Trenton, N.J. OF House Cleaning — Window Washing Black and silver. Reward for in­ (Next door to Arnold Constable) 1321. I Floors Waxed — Janitor Service REGIS T FRED Professional formation. Call Princeton, WA 4- "We Buy and Sell " Phone EX 6-8918 EX 2-7133 PRINCETON .Nurses: Starting Salary based on CHILD'S CRIB and bureau set Free Parking Rear of Store. 2415. Garden - Landscape CARTING RUBBISH or GARBAGE exix'rience - Part Time and Hourly I SAT AROUND thinking about with mattress and rail. Like new OIL AND BURNER SERVICES Rosedale Fancy Cooked Hams Will sell for $35. Also drapes for Brand New Full Keyboard Spinet Monthly or Special employment also available. Liberal last weekend. But Tm having one Kendall hou.se windows. Call AX $389. WA 4-3.530 IF YOU W.ANT t |4E FINEST in WA 4-1038 " WA 4-1367 Civil Serv ice Benefits. Free Health Coming Events 7-2109. MIFFLIN PIANOS Insurance Plan. Write Harold E. for Easter. 262 Alexander St. WA nursery stock, vis|t our nursery. HI-FI & STEREO EQUIPMENT 234 East Stale St. ~H ()FF GAS AND FUEL CO. .Millei, Personnel Director. New 4-0315 1960 25' MAYCRAFT CRUISER, all Large selection of [shrubs and ev­ SOLD AND SERVICED. Prompt Trenton, N.J. 216-220 Alexander St. .krscy Neuro-Psychiatric Inslitiilr, PRINCETO.N METHODIST accessories. Best offer. Can be seen ergreens al low [prices. Special efficient service. Call AX 7-1272. EX 2-7133 WA 4-5011 clearance sale bn F rench hybrid li­ Box 1000, Princeton; or phone CHURCH RUMMAGE SALE WITHERSPOON at Charlie Rodnack's Yacht Basin, Free Parking Rear of Store. HOpevvell 6-0400. ART & BOOK STORE Lanoka Harbor. SW 9-0235 after lacs - $1.00 and uf. One lilac free April 18 9 a.m. - .5 p.m. 6 p.m. USED ORGANS with every $10 puichase. Arie Pe­ ROBERT C, WHULEY 11 GENERAL OFFICE — Several ex­ April 19 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Mary Reeves Kicks, Prop. Hammond Spinet Organ $695. Coal ters' Nursery, Belle Mead - Blavv cellent opportunities for typists de­ MOVING - MUST SELL, bedroom Bottle Gas Mrs. Webster SW 9-0896 Conn Spinet $595. enburg Road, Skillman, (One mile EURNITURE MAKER siring varied duties. Not steno. To set, $35; blond Stark spinet piano, Thomas Organ $475. Gas Appliances north of NJNP Institute.) Closed on $347. Snelling Personnel, 20 Nas­ Mrs. Heacock WA 4-0764 $250: blown rug, $5; end tables, A.NTTQUE RESTORER Surplus to Goodwill Industries. Estey Spinet Organ $289. Sundays. sau St.. 921-2021. (Office closed $10; small chest, $8: Stauffer exer­ PLU.MBING & HEATING Good Friday) BOOKS - ART MIFFLIN ORGANS I'j mile south of LambcrtvUle on J73 MORNINGS a year Rosedale cise table, $150; rotary mower, OIL BURNERS QUALITY NU RliERY STOCK Lockers Honey Cured and Hickory $15; large chest for tools, $10; wal­ 234 East State St. River Road (Rl. 29) EX 7-0456 KITCHEN HELP, woman over 18. USED. RARE, OUI OF PRINT ■At Low Prices Part time. Stewart's Drive-In, Lin­ Smoked Bacon is a delight. 262 nut desk, $10. Call evenings, WA Trenton, N.J. Evergreens, Shr^ bs and Trees EX 2-713,3 J. B. REDDING & .SON, I.N'C. coln Hyvy. 27. Franklin Park. AX Alexander St. WA 4-0135 4-5259. 234 Nassau St, With Every 610 Purchase K R. WEBSTER BOUGH I. SOLD. AUCTIONED Tree Parking Rear of Store. 7-0294 or AX 7-1356. IF YOU WERE TOO BUSY last Princeton I French Lilac or f orsythia Free Lawrenceville 1 W 6-0528 H.AIRDRESSER, experienced only, TRY OUR "SEEK SERVICE" week you can still order your Rose­ WA 4-0166 Forsythia Only $1 Why Pay More Announcemen'. dale Fancy Cooked Ham. 262 Alex­ Open Tuesday, Thij rsday, Saturday full or part lime. Apply in person. ander St. WA 4-0135 Closed on Sundav Expert Piano Tuning Davids Beauty Salon, Kendall Park Pets and Animals Regulation and Repairs Shopping Center or Davids, 155 Keep up with the news — world EMERSON TV CONSOLE, 17 ". In Bldg. Serv. & Sup. 6 Spring St. ALBERT QUART tL NURSERY ' Reasonablv Priced Church St., New Brunswick. Affairs, business, government, la­ excellent condition. Priced to sail ! Princeton. N.J. Route 518, RD 1, Princeton, N.J. i DEiTfATASSISTANT - Personal- bor, theater, arts. Home Forum — $50. Call AX 7-2956 after 6 p.m. Telephone; 924-3582 mile west of] Kendall Park ity and an interest in people, plus daily in and weekends. EASTER BUNNIES General Contractor Custom Built Homes Shopping Center toward Rnckv | Situalions Wanted light typing, will put you in a spot THE CHRIsn.AN SCIENCE MON­ ANTIQUE Victorian love scat. Joey Nixon Highway 27 between Alterations - Remodeling - Repairs Hill.) Pho AX 7-3388. ' to learn a lucrative trade. To $.303. ITOR the international daily news­ Richly carved walnut frame, rose Snelling Personnel, 20 Nassau St., paper. for sale at Hinkson’s—also PRINCETON GIFT SHOP color fabric. Good condition. Call franklin Park and New Brunswick i OF F ICE MANACiER - Administra- CH 9-9369 BUCHANAN 921-2021. (Office dosed Good Fri­ at Princeton Junction station and 13 Palmer Square W. rw 6-0568. JOHN (!)BAL I live Assisianl. Ten years varied ex- day) WA 4-0813 CONSTRUCTION CORP. Lawrenceville Jigger Shop. For GOOD HARD USED BRICK. De- CARDEN 3IIARKET ■ perience. Supervise small or large subscriptions, phone AX 7-1675 or VanKirk Road staff. Bookkeeping and payroll ex­ Distinctive G'fts livered in small or large quanti­ OUR OUTGROWN children's pony. TW 6-0,321 BOOKKEEPER WA 4-0919. ties. Priced right. Charles P. Av- II hands high, 7 years old. Very- Landsi ape perience; also public relations Capable woman wanted for large Jewelry - Greeting Cards Good writing ability. Mature, with ersano SW 9-0353. gentle, excellent with beginners. Designer and Contractor new. restaurant. Experience pre­ family and home. Write box 141 SPEECH THERAPY PRACTICE Brokert to drive or ride. Call WA N W'. MALL & .SON ferred. for sale. Immediate income plus ORIENTAL RUGS for sale. Call 262 .Alexa ider St. tare of Princeton Packet, 10 KEEP IHE MOTHS AWAY WA 4-0720 lor appointment. WA 4-36'>6. Georges Rd.. Davton, .N.J. Pan Time - Tull Time complete furnishings of 4 room Prince on j EUROPEAN WOM.AN (American from your nice woolens, stop at REGISTERED toy fox terriers and DA 9-6831 Tull Company Benefits suite in medical center in Trenton. BABY CARRIAGE, stroller, high WA 4- 201 , citizen) desires work as live-in do Thorne's for all your mothproofing chihuahuas, long and short coats. ■Apply in Person, 3 p.m. - 5 p.m. Extremclv attractive price. Call chair, car seat and nursery lamp , mestic. Hard worker. Recent Io­ needs. .A'.so stud .cerv ice. I nrcgislered fox Repair Service ROBERT E. S NGER. JR. EX 4-7838. for sale .AH for $25. Good condi­ Electrical Power A RGEON ta! references. Reply to box 14(1 HOWARD JOHNSON terriers. $15 and up. Easter bun­ TREE SU YES the Youth Employment Serv­ The T horne Pharmacy tion. AX ■-3198. Lighting Installations Mercervill N.,1. care of The Princeton Packet. RE.STAURANT nies. One dog free. SW 9-1148 I nil 7S. N..I. Turnpike ice will be closed this Friday and 168 Nassau Street Industrial Maintenance .U 6-: 736 GIRL seeks Summer house sittin; RFFRIGER.ATORS Feeds and Grains ( Access road off South River Road, Saturday. April 12 and 13. Open all Pruning. abling job near Princeton. W.A 4-0069, next week on the regular sched­ for all animals Cranbury, N.J.) Telephone 359-9688 Now .Supply Just .Arrived THE WOODCRAFT SHOP Feeding and .Spraying BABYSITTER - Will care for one ule Monday - Friday 1-5 and Satur­ GREFITING CARDS .Apartment size used refrigerators at Cabinets & Furniture and Topped Trees Removed or two children in my home, days WANTED. 2 w aitresses. Ex- day 9 - 12' WA 4-5841. JEWELRY with freezer across top. .Also small­ ROSEDALE MILLS Made to your Order Please call .AX 7-0831, perience preferred. One from II GIFTS er models without freezer. Ideal for 274 .Alexander St. Colonial - Reproductions ETC. small apartments, efficiences. .All Princeton DUTCH L.ADY will do ironing in a m, to 2 p.m.. one from II a.m. to Corner of Route 1 & Richard Rd, DOERLtR 5 p.m .Must be over 21.Apply in .Sizes in stock. W A 4-0134 Call 329-2482 t; her home. Call .AX 7-1979. Shopping Hints person, 2 p m.. The .Annex Restau- Bv .Appointment (Jnlv I PAR I - TIME POSTIO.N by voung H & H G.Ao and I KED Co. .ADOR"]ABLFr BORDER " ro lir: LANDSl .|l>l.S rani. 128 Nassau Street. WA 1-9820. THE BLTLDING CENTER I ■ ladv. experienced secretary; Call Mrs Pyde at .AX 7-29.)6 after i Windsor Rodd Hiih'.stown N L puppie.', black and tan with white, Princeton - Hightstown Rd. ST.CRET.ARY — Jo young execu- ULTRA NEW CRCPS C m , one white and black with tan. .An Call S83-|!373 knovviedge of languages, can work 6 p.m. Monday through Fri­ j Dial 448-3232 Princeton lunclion, .N .L independently; also has selling ex­ livc. Opportunity for advancement. day Saturdays after 2 pm. ideal Easter present. Call 448-2772. A perfect way to be dressed but I PILOTS NOVA TECH 5 band re- perience and IS familiar with trav­ .$80 00 v.k. .‘-■nclling Personnel. 20 not overdressed stop - Discrete 'ceiver with LF VHF, Like new, FRENCH POODLE-Female - .AKC Plvwood, Lumber. Glidden Paui; ROTO TfUL el field. Plca'e call W.A 4-.3333. Nassau St.. 921-2021. Regi.sicred. Black, 13 months oid. but madly feminine 2 piece dress lost $100; sell $7,8. .Antenna and ca­ Redwood. Hardware, Garages, Call ,U 6-5898 between 1 - 5 P .M, RE.LLABLe WO.MA.N to care for of pa.stcl pink. Rayon and acetate Personal Services ble cost $'20: free. Want ham re­ I'egeiabie ■ Gaiden two 'mail children. One day a week crepe ceiver, .AX 7-9516. CHESTNTT'^M.AREn’i .vears oid. Phone SW 9-1,500 Flowerbed • contplele lawn Help Wanted and occasional evenings. Must have sizes 8 - 16 $22.98 ( 'B. EXF,r. .MODEL 10, 12 volt 16 hands. Heavyweight hunter. Lp own transportation. Call 799-0663. THE CO\ FRED DISH to anv fene* ■ field. Quiet Tree O'-timaie. A|inimum $ 5 mobile radio. Compact exceilenl. W-ATTREfTs. experienced, 6 .A.M. to RED BARN CASl AES for .■hough fill any child nr adult to PER.M.ASEAL TASCIN.AriNG lOBS C.AhSEROLE DINNERS Ex;r.ts Mark Hclivvhip vviih mount AX 7.n:i|4 IN RESEARCH 2 P.M. Excellent tips. Cal! Ed Route 206 riOe. Severa' hunters and green Storm Windows and Doors Call Mrs. Carter cable, cost .S130; sell $80. $75 w.th- TOR Ml.N .AND WO.ML.N Kanjorski at the Sanij Hill Diner. Belle Mead, N .L hoi'C'. Kmgvvnod .''tables. Route W.A 4-0992 between 9 a m - II a.m. oui antenna Want ham receiver, .IEFFER.SON SALES 8 SERl'lCE AX 7-9747. ample parking open daily 1 519 RD 2. Stockton, .N. L Tele j (Quality Conicoi technician AX 7-9516, Special Services SECRf,l.ARY — 1-leminginn area. I phone 996-4.;.)“. Princeton Shopping Center i (in ihe Princeton .Area) n $.5000 DE.AR W.A 4-0135 please save me a ' .SELLING HOBBY EQl IPMENT Some experience necessarv to se­ K HESI'NT r GI LDING, thorough - W.A I-’6777 . .si’nographcr-Typ.'t 10 S.'!600 Rosedale Far.cv Cn-vked Ham for for a -one Hea'.hkn 4-band :e- i cure top wages airi unwvMki .See u na: s neu j bred. 7 years, 16 hand's .Not ch:! 10 F.aster. 262 .Alexander St. W.A 4- Iceiver a'ld amenna. headphones NEL-'vON GL.Ahs CO. I PBX Reception,'' ifeinaiei .S3640 efiis with a grnwmt' ai Idrens or beginner's horse .AUo Porter (male .S!.,5u hr. I and ground. $30; bongo drums. $5: Why wan until the roof leak,?' er Imerv iewing now for .May •». tack and tandem trailer, jointly or 45 SPRING* ^T. Chemical rethn.rian unused ph no developing kit, $5; Plan ahead for. vc.ur ro ciaike T.inploymeni .Agencies INCOME LAX RET 't RNS Si ad.iusiabir seat and desk lop. vv-iiKing mother Borough res­ WAinut 4-2063 15 W Mam Somerville R.A 2-3123 al one unii $6 for benn. la:l .A.X I Princeton Waste Paper &• Metal Co. idence. References required. Call 406 .MamMetuchen LI 9-2020 Imported and domestic yarn, Thomas Egan, .Accountant, Kendall 7-.3458, William Saizman ! 409 .Alexandfr St. W.A 4-94,3.5 evenings and weekends. Ar/ios For Sale ‘ I 159 Southfot.. Morristown .IE 8-5400 ^ ends. needlepoint, crewel work, rugs Park, will prepare returns m his KNOW THE EXCITEMENT 01 ! W.A 4-3S7_ •ad acegssories will be found at: home or yours owning an or:g;na!. Works of con- .MASON CO.N TRACI OR I f , P.ART-J IME COOK w anted for pre- I PERSON.ABLE voung lady nr ma- tcmporaiy artists at prices e-ery- ! 1^38 RAMBLER C lassjc sedan. E !unk Ca’s 'pai.ng evening m ai. Musi have |tjie -'Voman required fzjr position . the KNT n iNG SHOP (.all anstime ore can afford. $.5 to $100 River­'door, radio and heater overdrive Cement Work Plastering ■ ,vvn -ran-'piirtation, Rcplv .Miss as riema! nurse, will tram suitable si-mv lire' 49.000 miics (jood con- Repairs j .Alwavs Buying |McBurncy. Lniiglea!. Rosed-a.c g Tulane St. WA 4-0308 .AX 7-2921 side Exhibition. Riverside school,. appiic.ini. experience preferred, April 24. 25. 26. .ditinn. Law rencevi! e 896-1707. Cali W'A 4-3S9I .Paper, .Metal, Rags) Scrap Lon 1 Road, Prim.eion. , but not necessary. Cali WA 4-0935. thej entrm post home hunter's guide T H U R SD A Y , APRIL 11, 1963 : PAGE NINE HelpW an'ed- Male Real Estate For Sale Real Estate For Sale ?jslate for Sale Real Eslate for Sale Real Estate for Rent Elect Officers Yenom SCHOOL TEACHERS PRI.NCETON TOWNSHIP: Cape Of Davton PTA; (Continued from Page 1) SEEKI.NG KENDALL PARK BEACTIFULLY SET Ranch House. commerce. SL.MMER EMPLOYMENT HILTON REALTY CO.MP.A.NY SMALL Cod m perfect condition. Three or !34 .Nassau St W.A 1-6060 S750 DOW.N Three master size bedrooms. Us 4 bedrooms. 2 baths, fireplace.' The firm also has agreed to pay room Ranch featuring .3 bed- baths, dining room, living room, c o n te.m po ra rv h ou se Change Bylaws Howard eicciric kitchen with dishwasher. first quarter taxes on the 50 acres ■Johnson Company needs Brick rancher in excellent condi- r'xt'ms, Uj baths, eat-in kitchen, fireplace. Eat in kitchen, screened LN a CO.WENIENT TOWNSHIP K..i b.iM’r.iom. Ci.’.iac:'. .arce laiid- Mrs. M. .Alan Sprague was re- it IS donating to the Township plus snac^har^ large lion, iocated just minutes from formal dining room, family porch. Full basement. Two-car i LOC.MION near schools and shop- scaped lot with outdoor pane. L'n- elected president if the Davton Par- I. Princeton m low tax area. Living room and attached garage This rage. Fruit and shade trees. *32.500. pjng, 13 ^ 26 living room with furnished. $225 monthlv. Call WA ent Teacher Association at its-®" apportionment of the second weekends and Summer months. room with dining area, modern house and landscaping are .just j of glass, sunnv open 1-9233. meeting held on Monday at the ' Quarter taxes until the property is Salary Open ■ kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths ga- beautiful. Buyer must qualify for ESPECIALLY PRETTY Cape Cod kitchen, three bedrooms and tiled Un'i IH— BRUNSWlfK— 4— school. transferred. Submit Full Particulars To i rage. FHA or may assume 4Vz per cent with expansion attic. Living room bath. Huge closets, attic, carport. ^oom dm- Cither officers are Mrs. Fred j The board also was promised tissnn G1 mortgage. FHA appraised at with stone fireplace and dining elF and tool house. Half acre with room', study kitchen, garage HOWARD JOHNSON COMP.ANY Yenom would build a bath $17,475. Birch k trhen. tile bath and 2 bed- trees. Early occupancy, S22.500 ■ mile.-: from Pnnceion on U S. hllen Feldman, second vice pres- . Post Office Box 60 rooms Dry heated basement. Prst- Almost new split level in Most- 1. Available immediately. Call DA idem; Mrs. James P. Darroch re- ’^ory Drive and Route 38 : gomery Towmship on one acre lot SUMO ASSUMPTION ty \iews from the thermopane pic­ cording secretary; Mrs. Edward Kenneth .Avenue within a year aft* .Mount Holly, N.J, EDMUND COOK 4 COMP.ANY -''il,4 with a nice view. Living room, 5 year old Ranch house. 3 bed­ ture windows. *19.900 Visinski. corresponding secretary. I er the 2o0th house is complet6 3 1..ly remodeled i.i_j landscaped and change to include a corresponding Landscaping of the donated tract essary. Ckimpany will train man i bedroom ranch is located on a $2,700 or refinance with low down eied den. 3 large bedrooms. 2 tile bedrooms and bath. Oversized 2 car painted New automatic heating secretary to the officers roster, for uill be done by DeVries, Inc,, of and assign many active accounts. | quiet street within walking dis- payment Asking $17,990. baths. Three-car garage. $36,000. garage with workshop. Princeton lots of shade, flowers. Cal! SW 9- approval The group unanimously Franklin Park. Fine career job. Benefits. Salary j tance of schools and shopping.; With 18 acres, *43,000. I Township. Approximately 2 miles 1718 after 5 p m.______\oied in favor of the change and the Kenneth Berg, Yenom secretary, $90.00 week plus comm, plus ex-1 Large living room, with fireplace.! ALSO SO.ME 4 BEDROOM from Nassau St. Reasonably MAY 1963 - May 1964 .AttractiveAttractive ^be me group w:will continue to termed __ the , proceedings______— which penses. Snelling Personnel. 20 Nas- j Dining area, modern kitchen, full. R.ANCHES AND COLONIALS RENOVATED older home on 2 pneed at $24.9i)fl furnished cottage, living room ,' bold the general membership meet-; go back to November 1959 — “a acres Living room, dining room S. J. KROL, Realtor sau St., 921-2021. (Office closed. basement, garage and lovely loti a v a ila ble bedroom, kitchen, bath, fireplace,; ■'^Ss on the second Monday of the very tough, tedious, complicated Good Friday) make this house attractive at \ and kitchen, each with its own fire- OW 5-4800 yard. Best country area in Prince-1 month at 8 p.m.. and continue a approval. There never has been STEELE. ROSLOFF & SMITH ? '’ill porrk evenings and Sundays: TW 6-0164 S.ALESMAN — Men w.ih science *28,250.; Real Estate Broker ton. $145 per month. References re-' doorum at one-tenth of the mem- any thing that compares with this.'’ 4 bedrooms, 2'/} baths plus a large quired. (Tail WA 4-3626. ‘ bership for action on items. backgrounds can enter top posi- ti, u 1 t u J ■AX 7-0200 THREE BEDROOM RANCH, 3 Earlier this year Joseph E. t ins in Pharmaceutical j^es. | is situated ; iijcful barn. Near Western Elec- Rt. 27 at Kendall Park •r and. E T.S, *28,000 blocks from Township elementary! fo r RENT: Attractive f a m 1 1 y r> • cix j Rauch. Frank Chrinko and William Don't delay come to S & S to- elementary school i Open 7 days and evenings and High School, Township Hal! home with 4 bedrooms, air condi- DUSIFICSS dtU Q dltS D. Nelson brought suit against the day. To *6,000 plus comm, plus ex- ' T ' ’ J''’ '"® i Corner lot. Call tioner, 2 baths, fireplace, oil base-! A l r p n H v ‘O n Township for enactment yterian Church LISTINGS WANTED! built one and a half story house ily room. Four bedrooms, or 3 and APARTMENT FOR RENT, in cen- Auto Strikes Pole of Dayton at 11 a.m., with the Rev. under construction on beautiful lot AND WE LL FIND IT! tion. Wall-to-wall carpeting, air ter of town. Inquire at the Bell If you want to sell your home now. paneled study. Two baths. Only conditioning, stormers and scieens, Mrs. Margaret O'Donnell of 23 Darroch speaker on “The Christian in Elm Ridge Park. House has 4 V/z years old. Professionally dec­ Luncheonette. 16 Witherspoon St. Affirmation of the Resurrection.” have one of our staff members bedrooms, den (or 5th bedroom), ATLANTIC CITY 15 MINUTES screened back porch, fenced yard, ^ W h e e l c T Road, Kendall Park, suf- visit your home to list important orated. Storm windows and doors. many ex ras. Save through owner. L.NFLRNISHED APARTMENT to j ^ fractured left arm as the A dawn service will be held at 6 kitchen with large dinette area and HOMESITE GIANT LOTS Beautiful acre corner lot with sublet. *80 per month until August a.m. at the Miller church, followed features that will attract prospec­ laundry area, dining room, living I00’x225' priced *595. *I down. *20 TU '2-6971. result of an accident on Monday. tive buyers. We are particularly large shrubs and over 40 trees, 31. than $90 per month with yearly April 8, about 11:15 a.m., accord­ by an Easter breakfast. There will room with fireplace, large foyer, mo.; 1-5 acres, *390 per acre. *1 designed by professional landscap­ LAND FOR SAfE: Titusville, lease. Newly decorated, light liv be Sunday School at 9:45 a.m., and interested in Princeton Township large full dry basement with high down. *10 mo. 30-day money-back Hopewell Township. Approximately ing to Officer Robert Hermann of and Borough homes at this time. er. In West Windsor, only a few ing room, bedroom and kitchen­ the South Brunswick Police, who a second worship service in the calling, numerous closets (12, in­ larantee. Mail down payment to minutes from Princeton. *29,900. 28 acres at *1000 per acre. Front­ ette, Call 921-6413. sanctuary at 11 a.m. cluding 2 large walk-ins), two car tunset Pines Dev. Co., P.O. Box investigated. IHOMPSON RE.aI t Y Call SW 9-0680. ages on Butterfoss Ave. and Fid­ Early Service garage, Princeton address and tej ■'358. .Atlantic City. N. J. dler Creek Road. Telephone PE 7- TITUSVILLE: Three rooms and •According to Officer Herman, 195 Nassau Street bath on River Drive. A lovely view Mrs. O'Donnell was traveling north An earlier service than usual will WA 1-7655 phone. Price $48,500. Call Buclz^Mn 2282. construction at TW 6-0321 MIDDLESEX REALTY CO. TWO CHOICE BUILDING LOTS, of the river, about 12 miles from on Wheeler Road with her small aLso be held on Easter at the St. 246 Nassau St. WA 4-3333 each containing 1.8 acres. Quiet WOODED LOT FOR SALE .1 .1 Princeton. Private entrance. Call granddaughter, Anna Marie Mc- Barnabas Episcopal Church, at 11 acres between Princeton and Law- WANTED TO BUY in Township or j residential street. 5 miles from PEnnington 7-0654R. Ginley. The youngster was riding a m. Holy communion will be cele­ A lovely formal Colonial with living University. Heavily wooded with renceville. Attractive surroundings. brated, with the Rev. Richard A. Borough. 4 bedroom plus family j TOWERING TREEf UNFURNISHED APARTMENT - near the door, and was told by her room and kitchen each measuring brook Each *7,500. engineering *10.500. Write Box 136, The Prince- grandmother to move closer. When Norris, an instructor in church his­ ^ m home in by July-. si„k,ngly attractive h X will attractive colonial 5 room apart­ 26V2 feet. A large and gracious foy­ fees included. WA 4-9546. I ton Packet.______the child obeyed, Mrs. O Donnell's tory at the Philadelphia Divinity August, Under *30.000. Will consid- 1 JO the im aginatl^ Long. er, dining room, panelled family ment 7 miles northwest of Prince­ LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP 2 story ton in exclusive countryside area. pijckesbook fell to the floor and be­ School, in charge. There will be clapboards (of alumi- room, 4 bedrooms, 2'/z baths, base- j no Sunday School, but children are Call WA 4-9240, Ext. 256 from 9 to 5. you know that means IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY brick-front Colonial. 4 bedrooms, Extra large pine paneled living came ensnarled in the pedals, and ment and 2-car garage. A block she lost control of the car which requested to be at the church at 10 W.U'FrED for last week in June, low maintenance) . . . this has an I'/z living room with fiic- room with fireplace, two full baths, from Carnegie Lake. *48.500' Ranch, 7 rooms, full basement. place. dining room, den, spa­ garage and laundry room. *190 per rammed a utility pole. The child a m., to practice for the Easter township Or borough location near unusual floor plan which invites ■ many dogwood trees, Griggstown. cious kitchen garage. Large cor­ month. Own utilities. Call HOpe-1 was not injured ' services. elementary school. 3-4 bedrixims, your flair for home decoration. En­ Four bedroom Township Split Lev- *22.500. ner lot. *24.5()0. Call 862-7598. well 6-1508. .At the Community church, there unfurnished, garage. Would consid­ trance hall flows Into dining area. el on a deep lot suitable to "green | 9:40 and II a.m., with special mu- er yearly lease. Box No. 137, care KENDALL PARK: immediate oc­ ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED ef­ Huge living room with sliding glass thumb" enthusiasts. Panelled fam- Ranch, 7 rooms many extras, 2 Missionary Guild 9:40 and II a.m., with specia Imu- cupancy. Three bedroom Ranch, ficiency apartment in Lawrence- Princeton Packet. doors to terrace. Kitchen with ily room, basement and garage I full baths. Kendall Park. *17,000. sic' by the choir. Dr. Jarvis S. Mor­ many cabinets and breakfast area. make it a good family home. *31,800 j VA baths, garage; ‘4 ac e . Screens ville. Private kitchen, bath and en­ To Hold Luncheon and stormers, Venetian blinds trance. First floor. '2 block from ris will speak on “Now is Christ wy 1 4 i EP • a t 3 ucuiwuij*.bedrooms, .»3 uauia, baths, large ciuscis.closets 1i AiiO Also ivianyMany V./LnerOther rineFine t-laun^aListings The Mi.ssionary Guild of the Six Risen from the Dead!” t i e a i I ^ S I a i e t o r o a i e \ Quiet gas heat. On an acre and Brick and frame Ranch with 3 bed-! RENTAL. 2bedroom, 2 story, Ken- $17,990. Call owner AX 7-29U. bus. For appointment call Mr. ■Mile Run Reformed Church of ( three quarters, with a fine, new rooms and 2 baths, large laundry I dall Park *150. Drake. W.A 4-4282 Franklin Park will hold a pot luck ' blacktop driveway and turnaround. room and garage. An excellent buy .v ,t ' maNNI REALTY luncheon Thursday, April 18, at WALK TO THE ! small space for lawn and igarden in West Windsor convenient to ! 7-2516 Resort Property j 12: .30 p.m, at the church. Easter Rites RIVERSIDE SCHOOL (to spare your back) and the rest C.vanamid. $I$.900. open 7 days 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. For Rent—Rooms I There will be items on sale at a (Continued from Page I) in its natural state. This place is i white elephant table The Rev. Ri.se From The Dead" at 9 a.m. IN PE.NNLNGTON, 10 minutes! ------RENTALS FROM THS FOUR - BEDROOM ju.si waiting tor your good taste I from Princeton, 2-story home in ! -U^^'ERTISING "W'IDOWS Like VI.’'.GIN ISLANDS. Caribbean va­ George Gosselink will speak and | and "Let Us Celebrate the Festi- COLONIAL. - Living room with vsith shrubs and evergreens 10 i show slides. He recently relumed . val" at II a.m. ; good condition on tree - shaded old Grumpy's face around cation home on private island WEEKLY or MONTHLY fireplace, .separate dining room, transform it into.a small estate. I to the United States from mission-1 Holy Trinity Lutheran Church of ! street. Has 3 large bedroom.s, li\ - ! !l'c ranch more often? He could be overlooking St. Thomas. Free Private, furnished rooms. Gen 'c study, big, sunny family room $36,500 I mg room and dining room, modern 'o business for himself out here in swimming, snorkling, sailing and ary work in Iraq ; Middlebush will celebrate commun- men nniv. Linens supplied Paix r ■ ------, ion service Friday at 8 p.m. in the opens to a deep, shaded rear yard. I kitchen with w'all oven. Oil heat.; >he country with other ex-grumpy hotel entertainment. Available Modern kitchen has dishwasher JOHN T, HE.VDERSON area, TV lounge, community kit­ CIRCLE MEETS TODAY | .Middlebush School. Sermon topic is .ASSOCIATES •Asking $15,000. Barrett. 9 W Frank- asency types. Have him send us a from owner bv the veasm or by chen Center of town. and disposal. Lavatory'. The four , lin .Ave. Pennington resume, (Or you send it.)'Reply the month. For information or res- The Thursday Circle of the Unit-1 "The Three Crosses." bedrooms are all upstairs and 341 .Nassau Street 10 bo.x 138, care of Princeton Pack-! pr\ ations write box 68 care Prince­ COLONIAL HOLSt fd Presbyterian Women of the • Sunday School is at 9:30 a.m. share two nice, tiled baths. .Attic Pnnceion. .New .lerscv i FARMS. HO.MES. E.sT.ATE.S. c: ton Packet, W.A 1 7X4(1 r -.r.st Presbyterian Church of Day-' Easter service will be held a til ton will meet today, April 11, at ‘ a m. with "The Empty Tomb and and finished basement. $39.,>00 WAlnut 1-2776 ■ .ACRE.AGES. Ranch tvpe and older ------■ ______LARGE COMFORTABLE ROOAI the home of .Mr-. Charles Oertel of ^ The Open Heaven" as the sermon Phone any time homes. Well-knowiT Bucks Coumv MODERN R.A.NCH. 3 bedrooms, all Rwirpi’ hol SE - 3 bcdmom.s 1'- EDMUND COOK & CO.MP.AN'i' entieman at 242 Washington the Davton - .lamesburg Road, be-: topic. .Middlebush Reformed I 10 room. 2'2 story frame hou-c. a Realtors ------j .iwh, large kitchen with bui.-in , living room with fireplace, | of telephone, free park- Church will celebrate Maundy utilities, kitchen, living, d;r.u-.„ .ipp ances, 2 t.repiacos. On 9 acrc.s. dining room, equipped j space. Please call W.A 4-10$0 ginning at 10:30 a m. The all-day 190 Nassau St. WAlnut 4-0322 spACIOUS COLONIAL on Edger- Thursday Communion at 8 p.m. in room. .3 officer paneled g u c ^ t ''''Oodiand, seven miles north of kitchen, full ba'^sement. garage. U session Will feature a covered dis nt!-r 7 pm or vw-ekond-. the church. "A Work About Lone­ stoune Beautiful large living room room Oiie half acre land, nioe Fnneeton. AX ~-158l______wooded lot in Township. luncheon, while the morning is with bay window and built in h;-fi i FI RNTSHED ROOM. A minute's I spent in various missionary proj- liness" is the sermon topic. shade Former owner was MD 'j •$30,500 Call owner WA 1-6211. Ju!v n .station, j Bediwmi or saidv uh.'i at’ached Ideal ioc.iiioii protcs .V r In Pr.iiccton .lun Dunng the afternoon, the Sundav services will be held «( 1 occupancy. . Pnv at<- pn'ranv'e, bath, shower screen porch. Dining room and $2.1,.inn group will discuss "Ore People of 9:30 a.m. and 11 a.m .The combined compleicl.v eqicppcu kitchen, '.'.'.o In ihe picturesque Hopewell '■ai- pi'..’ pirkipg space iCajl SW 9- God," led by Miss Cecelia Errick- youth and adult choirs will sing •m m car garage Large paneled recrea­ L R HI MMLR. Broker lev an s.i acre operating farm Business Properly (1X3! srm Jov Dawned Again on Easter tion room. Two ma-tcr bedrooms• Frenciitown N ! 996-2.'-U '•'uch frontage, woods and brook. niNJR.ALLV LGC.ATED froiv ------Dav ' hv Bitgood "Concerning the im iMTADS with tiled baths Two other bed- ______House and barns m good condi- room for rent. Ne.vt 'o bath 34 AWARD BANK CONTRACT j Re.surrection " will be the sermon Piicc $47.non OFFICE .SPACE Two connecting rooms and bath, attic. Lovely lawr WEST WINDSOR R.VNQl Park Place Cal! W.A 4-2.583. The contract for construction of topic, and gardens .Asking SkS.OOfl. Call iHL BELLE ME.AD .AGE.NCY rooms on f.rst floor Off .street •'nr •wo-siory building of the Frank­ W.A 4-.3335 for appointment. .Now under construction L.v:: x:a' on Square at Route 206 parking 800 square feet. Air Con- lin .State Bank has been aw arded to PRINCIPALS AT CONCLAVE Pearson WA 4-0715 room with fireplace, recreatr B- > Mead .NJ, 350-5191 ' ditioned. Hotels & Motels .Adam .1. Lattanzin of Franklin Three South Brunswick Township KENDALL PARK Tran,sferred dining room. 3 bedrooms. 2 Township. The bank will be locai- ^------f NEW OFFICE SP.ACEb for rent school principals attended the first .overseas. .Must sell spacious, new-j baths, attached 1 car garage. Mtu- c ' on Franklin Boulevard, between annual Spring conference of the 1 : ACRE LOTS FOR y.ALE on ,\ii utilities included. .Air condi- C!.ARK.v\'iLLE MOTEL ly decorated 8 room ranch on 2 /3 acre wooded lot in one Martin and Lewis Streets, next to Van Kick Rd off Carter Rd.. Law- tiop.ed, .Near Pnnceion. Route 33 N. J. Association for Supervision .icre Tiiiec bcdruvvnis IL baths. (7f lAest indsor s finest residenii.i len. r. wn^n.p These lots are Hamilton Square Cali JU 7-0'ii'x L S Route ! and Quaker R >ad the proposed new post office. and Curriculum Development held f.amily rov'im. den. patio, dirh- areas •v fu O'. Buv!ian,in Cirnsirucf'it. ,,,- n H-j7‘.o :iear American Cyanamid Co. 2. 3. Ground was broken last week and last week Atlantic City. They w«r« washer, w.,sher and cr.ver ^ B.; cp- w 2 i\e‘Complete price on . ana 4 room apartments, tastel l!> the building is expected to be Donald Gudaitus. Constable School: 5iiorm5 ar.d screens, other e.xtras. '. ..ir o,.-,:,- u- vv:|| a.d :n seleci.ng . MODER.N 2400 square fee: air con- furnished, ov week or monifi. .Also ready by Summer. The construc- Edward Kahler, Cambridge School; and Sundays: TW 6-0164 pla:-s Fc- lurther information (dall ditioned office for rent ;n Cran-1 rooms with private bath. Comma : tion cost is estimated at about $130 and Fred Nadler, Monmouth Junc­ TW 6-0321 ' birrv Phone 395-0609. cial rate.'. WAlnut 4-4089. j 000. tion School. PAGE TEN IML l-LiMKAL 1 THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1963 Swim Pool Firm Kendall Airman Cub Scout Pack 62 Troop H2 Scouts Present Award Elevates Noon / r Being Reassigned Receives Charter To Will' Rofiald A. Noon of II Darrow Airman Basic Edward .A. Fier Cub Scout Pack 62 received its / am McGuinn At Ceremony FOR Court, Kendall Park, has joined man, son of ,\l:s. .SyK ia Gla.scr of charter at ceremonies in the Hi'.!- Boy Scout T;-)dop 6C of Lrankiin The troop will camp at Camp Ray Merit Associates, Inc., L e n d s n- 19 Constable Road, Kendall Park. crest Schixjl. .Sponsors of the new Township held a Spnng court of in Rocky Hill Friday and Satur­ hurst, N.Y., as vice president in , 1.S being reassigned to Chanutc pack are the Hillcrc^t Parent- honor with Scoutmaster William day and it was announced ihat AFB, 111. .for technical training as 2-} boys ,11V going to Council Camp charge of E-Z-Do pools, the compa­ Yager conducting the candlelight a United States Air Force electri­ Tcachcr .A.ssociation. •Sakaw.Tv. an this Summer. 'I here ny’s below . ground line of swim .Attending the ceremonies wci'e cc . niony by .-\S'i>tcnt cal repairman. Scoutnia-ier Milford M.irton and are 30 bo\' in the iroop. 1963 ming pool. .Mayor (icorge B. Consocov. Ihe mothcr.s of the troop are .Airman Fierman, vsho enlisted in Counciimen Gc-orge Radcliffe and Junior .As--;>tant Scoutmaster Ed­ Mr. Noon has served the indus­ the A r l orcc a .short lime ago has ward Sorenson, planning a picnic dinner for the try as a manufacturer's represent­ Charles McCloskc>'. AT completed his initial basic military Highlight of the ceremony ua- trixjp before bummer camp. ative and pool contractor. Most re­ training in Texas. Also; Hector Hague, district Boy Eastern district sales man­ the presentation of ilic Scouier- cently Ihc airman attended South Scout Commissioner: Lewis \'an ager for the Starbright Division of Doorsen, district scout representa- .Award to William McGuinn bv Hec­ Franklin Kiwanis Brunswick High School. tor Ha-ui, of M.ddlcsiw (.ouuci:. DE ANGELIS the Chainveyor Corporation. . live: Willard Yager, scoutmaster of Troop 62; Eugene Aldrich, cub- David Herbst was initiated into Sposoring Circus Mr. Noon is no stranger to the TO IMPROVE EASTON AVE. the troop as a tenderfoot scout. Wil­ water, having served as a "frog­ master of the new pack, and den I'hc Kiwanis Clubs of F'ranklin Somerset County engineer Don­ liam David.son and Elliot Williams man” with the Underwater Demoli­ mothers, Mrs. Anna Chemuaroli. Township arid New Brunswick will BROS. INC. ald H. Stires said the construction received second class pins. First tion Teams in World War If. Mrs. Louise Martin and M.s. sponsor the Clyde Beatty - Cole go-ahead is being awaited from the Mary (lomez. A delegation from class awards were made to \irgil Brothers Circus for the third con­ , State Highway Department on Joyce Kilmer Post 25. American Williams, Neil Piclhman and Rob­ secutive year to raise money for tnc ; Easton Avenue in Franklin Town­ Legion, presented an American FIELD FIRES burned some 500 acres in Franklin Town­ ert Spratford. \arious charitable organizations in . ship: from the Middlesex line to a ; Flag to the park. Receiving their ship last week. This brush fire was fought on a lot at Ste\en Za\odicks and Mortoii the uvo communities. point near Ueupp Uane from two to bobcat pins were John Brenner, corner of Parrel Street and Girard Avenue last Friday. J r. received, the Star Scout aw ard Ihc circus performances will be I four lanes for a distance of 2U THE ALL Carlton Williams Scott Yeager, and special neckerchief slides for; held on t'he afternoon and evening m ■ miles including the reconstruction Eugene Aldrick .Ir., Phillip Mayo Star Scouts which arc made by the of May IS at the fair grounds on ! I of the Uanding Uane and Franklin 4-DOOR Jr , Robert Cheavaroli and Ellis Fire Causes Much Damage scoutmaster. Somerset Street. The clubs yvill pay , Boulevard intersections. Cost of the * Moodv. Certificates were awarded to i the Toyvnship SlOO for the use of yva- i i project is $800,000, with Middlesex ^ Mark Schuler, instructor; Joseph ter and for the service of the police ' i County contributing $33,000 for Cooperative School At Franklin Auto Agency McGuinn, scribe: Milford Morton ] department. j i work at the boundarv. I Jr., oak leaf. Council granted permission for i To Register Tots •Sicora .Motors e.xperienced a loss kept the Elizabeth Avenue, Middle- the circus 'vith the stipulation that j LIST VOTER DROP of between $150,000 and $200,000 in bush, Community. East Franklin the clubs make some provision to i GUARANTEED Plans are being made for a reg­ a morning blaze last week at the Announce Activities The fiomerset County Board of and Franklin Park fire companies help eliminate the dust problem. I SERVICE Elections has set the total number istration and Open House by the auto agency and service station. battling for over four hours. Of Cub Pack 90 The suggestion yvas also made that! of eligible voters for the April 16 Cooperative Nursery School Associ­ Approximately 10 new cars were in the future the clubs look for an- j that insures the best recep* primary at 70.615, a drop of 112 ation. The affair will be held on damaged before firemen could The same day Middlebush and Den 7 was welcomed into Cub lion. To get the best possible other less congested site in the | since the General Election. The to­ * Saturday, May 4, from 10 a.m. to bring them from the building, lo­ Elizabeth Avenue volunteers fought Pack 90 at its monthly meeting. The ^I Tow nship. picture and sound from your tal is an increase of 1,727 over the i 1 p.m. in the Six Mile Run Re- cated on Somerset Street near St. TV set. Call on us for all nec­ a field fire behind the Ukrainian new den will have Mrs. Richard L. ' number eligible to vote in the 1%2 ' formed Church ii^Franklin Park. Peter's Cemetery. Brown as the den mother. Mem- j essary adjustments. O ur Church off Eston Avenue, Council Receiving traitt^ technicians are “tops.'* primaries when the total was 68.888. Eligible for attendance at the The blaze was reported at 6:30 bers are Mitchell Wagner. Richard j As in other years, Franklin Town- school next term will be children a.m, on Sunday. Flames were On Saturday, the Elizabeth Ave­ Wasky, Thomas Wooderson, John i Bids Same Way THE PRINCETON i ship leads with the most voters, ; who will be three years old before shooting through two of the three nue. Community. East Franklin and Mann, Michael Brown. John Moritz^ UNIVERSITY STORE j 9,822, an increase of 339 over last Oct. 31. for the junior class, and bays of the service center as fire­ Middlebush companies battled a and Richard Hollander. Bobcat pins ■Although a new procedure for! year. those who will be 4 years old be­ men arrived. Cause of the fire was large fire on Willow Avenue off have been awarded to all of opening bids yvas introduced by j Call WA 1-8SN fore Oct. 31 for the senior class. All undetermined. The fire would not Easton Avenue. Twti other fires on the new Cubs. , Franklin Township manager Wil-, 3( University Place ' Reduce speed when driving on ice interested pwrents and their young­ interrupt the auto agency's opera­ Saturday took place in Clyde There has also been a Wcbclos ‘ liam H, Law Jr., he was instruct-1 before shifting into lower gears. sters are invited to the open house. tion, the owners stated. Road and Cedar Grove Road. den formed, Cubmaster Richard 1 cd by Council to resume the meih- i Brush fires kept area volunteer Residents have been warned to Robinson wil Ibe in charge. The od used in the past. I fire companies busy much of the obtain permits before burning trash members are Alan Rosenfeld, Rich- Mr. Law’s recommendation was time last week in Franklin Town­ and to take all necessary precau­ ard Robinson. Harold Lamson, that the manager and Township en­ ship. tions to control the burning. Kenneth and Gary Gomberg, Seth gineer receive bids at a general On Thursday-, April 4, firemen Kelvans, Thomas Yost. Daniel public meeting, prepare a tabula-1 from Elizabeth Avenue, Middle- LUTHERANS ELECT OFFICERS Reichlen, Edward Tiitcl, and John tion for the Council and make rec­ bush. and South Bound Brook an­ The newly - formed Walther Sade. ommendations as to yy'hich bids be TO B.O 19 Whirlwind: swered a call at Brown's Place in League of the Holy Trinity Luther­ , accepted. In the past bids have Awards have been pr ■-Sen e ., opened and read at the Coun­ PCRPORMANCE FKATURSS the 2nd district. The same day the an Church of Middlebush has elect­ Receiving a Lion award are .Alan cil meetings and then referred to Here’s a mower that Change height of cut Elizabeth Avenue company along ed David Kollman. president; Fred­ Rosenfeld. Kenneth and Garv Gom- not only cuts the grass in seconds. Anti-scalp with Middlebush fire company erick Hughes, vice president; Jack­ . -ru .1. 1 J I the manager and engineer for re- better, it bags clip­ dish gives 360’ protec­ berg. These three also received a ! and recommendation. This fought a field fire off Howard Ave­ ie Sander, secretary; and Paula gold arrow, as did Larry Hetzler. i pings, trims close and tion. Short crankshaft method will continue to be used. nue. Froelich, treasurer. The group Edward Kane. Earl Cross, Jed j eliminates leaf raking is 300 To stronger. Ex­ Specifications will soon go out for forever. clusive ■ ‘ W i n d - On Friday. April 5, a huge fife helped clear the properly on Am- Stem, Robert Kuster. and Donald ; Model HOOD Tunnel” housing. covering nearly 500 acres of grass­ well Road on which the congrega­ bidding on three cars for the police Ranon. Silver arrows yvere present force. Two cars will be traded in land and brush near Inglebush Es­ tion will build its church. The Rev. ed to the Gombergs, David Turch- This rotary mcet.s the requirements and three 'vill be purchased. of ASiA .Safety Standards. tates, Foxwood and Girard Avenue David R. Richie is pastor. in, Seth Kievans. Edward Tittel. ONE YEAR WARRANTY and James Lane. A denner stripe INGLEBUSH GROUP MEETING Millstone Women was won by Jack Phillips and as­ The Inglebush Homeowners’ As- j sistant denner by David Kozerow. sociation will see a film on resusci-1 SEDAN Planning Supper tation at its meeting on Tuesday, i NO W AT How Lane & Lincoln Highway Mrs. Walter Paris. Mrs. Allan METILER IN PLAY April 16, at 8 p.m. with Mrs. Alice \ Garretson ana Mrs”. George Onder- Dickinson College sophomore Burroughs and Mrs. Doris Rcy- i New Brunswick donk have been appointed to the Robert Mettlcr of Amwell Road. nolds. hostesses. Prior to the busi-1 De Angelis nominating committee for t h e East Millstone, had a major role in ness meeting the group will lour | OPEN WEEK DAYS KENDALL MONDAY MEN’S Women's League of the East Mill­ the college production of "The Cru- Senna, Ceramics on Hamilton i Bros., Inc. 8A.M.-6P.M. tLAWN«"di;ARDEHH LEAGUE stone Reformed Church. cible" Street. ! High game. Bcrnie Bard. 235; The annual congregational supper high scries, Greg Bilinski, 593. Saturday 8 A.M. - 4:30 P.M. will be served, by the league on Team Won Lost April 18 at 6:30 p.m. at which time Junction Fuel & Supply 24 12 election of church officers will be Carneglia & Sons 23 13 held and yearly reports submit­ IS Gable Tavern 22 14 ted by committees. Next meeting OPEN Kcnwicks 21 15 of the league will be held April 22 THE .N. .1. Manni Realty 20 I* at the home of Mrs. J. Richard Ne- Labaw's Fuel & Hard’wc 19 17 THURS. - FR!. - SAT. vius. Danis Realtv 17>/i 18'/4 CAR BUY Webers TV ' 17 19 APRIL 11-12-13 Kammler Buick Pontiac 17 19 Elks Auxiliary Sets OF THE Drake's Plumbing 16 20 Handler’s Painting 15 21 Spring Card Party TILL 9 P.M. FO R YOUR Oakdale Village 2H/J Plans for a public card party, to YEAR S cIz i/ q / vcI a . D & M Builders 14 22 be sponsored by the Women's Aux­ Park Sinclair 12 24 iliary to the Benevolent and Pro­ tective Order of Elks. 2265. EASTER SHOPPING AT TUESDAY NIGHT MEN’S !K€AtAjoJJL Called a "Ladies Springtime Card ONLY ‘1498,„ HANDICAP Party” the affair is to be held in High game. Charles Houston of the Elk lodge on Kingston Lane, on r ,:» hp. (COMPARE) State Home For Boys, 208; high Friday. April 26, at 8:30 p.m. There FOR YOUR EASTER series. Dennis Tindall of Bruce will be refreshments, door and ta­ Fiill-li^lil windows Perone Painting, 540. ble prizes. Safely dashitoard Team Won Lost Serving as general chairman is FASHION ACCESSORIES Bruce Perone Painting 2~'/j 12'/^ Mrs. Walter Huthansel. She is be­ CHAISE .Adjiistalile reelining The Parkers 27 13 ing assisted by Mrs. Ann White Cold Cut Center 26 7 W«b Heavy Tubular Aluminum 14 and Mrs. Miles Neff as co-chair­ Inieket seals Kendall Park Pharni. 26 14 men. Others planning the event arc I Tor Women For Men State Home For Boys 23 17 Mrs. Lew Rampino, tables chair- Folding Aluminum Roomy interior The Misfits 19 21 Mrs. Eugene Gelb. refreshments: CHAIR Beautiful DRESS SHIRTS Greenbrier 15'/^ Unibodv eonslruelioil Park Sinclair 14 mun; Mrs, Robert Bracher. tic­ BLOUSES 26 kets; Mrs. Eugene Gelb, refresh­ 2.99 to $5 The Unknowns 13 27 Studio 17 - Photographers 9 ments; Mrs. Joel Forbes, raffles; 1.99 to 5.99 31 Mrs. Mary Dorman, decorations Button-down oxford, Med­ and Mrs. Wayne Bieg, publicity. Overblovtes, tuck4 ns, iewtl ium spread and snap teb in KENDALL 8W SCRATCH fine broadcloths with dlwel necliiifief, cU w n callers, be* High game. Harry Greenwood HONOR WORKSHOP EFFORT tUttf, nylons. In whites, cuffs. 14 to 17 neck, 32 to of ,lohn Maltese Eon Works,, 246; prints, pestels end bolds in 35 sleeve. By Van Heusen A resolution commending the ALSJ high series, Ozzic Nahama of Varga lo rfo soloction. end BVO Berme. Franklin Township Civil Rights Oil , 614. Commission for its yvork in con­ LADIES' SLAX & Team Won Lost ducting a workshop on Human Re­ ■Schlitz Beer 27 12 SMART lations for the betterment of all Emmett’s Sinclair 25',i, 13'/; ethnic groups was passed by Coun­ NEW SPRING Varga Oil WHIMSIES 23', I5'4 cil at its meeting Tuesday night. Cream-O-Land Daily 2.3 16 Council cited the benefits to the PEDAL PUSHERS NECKWEAR Sayage's Dairv O') 16 public which were derived from the $2 Sigel's Pharmacy 21)1., IS'.; FIAT I workshop which informed the pub- Yuako's ,A, .A. 19', Just e desk of veil under 1 1.50 and 2.50 19',2 1 lie regarding the facts about prej- Pauius Dairy 19 600/D SEDAN colorful flower. Simple. Ef« 20 I udice, discrimination and segre- Foulards, under-knots, soU Danis Really 19 20 fective. ! gallon. i world-famous ids. stripes, in dark tones 1', Marco & Sons 19 20 and light. Do-Rite Cleaners 16 2;i for economy Princeton U. Press I SCHWABE IS TEACHING | 16 .23 Christopher Schwabe of 27 G ar-. M fg Creighton Contracting l.i 24 Ideal Plating Co. den Ave., Franklin Park, who is) For Girls 14'.. 24'a j teaching music at Martinsville C aly iiiitcs 9'2 291,2 100 COUNT P.O.E. WHITE SPRING HATS j High School, is among 230 student > 1 ^ 4 9 j teachers from Indiana University : GLOVES 1.99 and 2.99 865 SCRATCH LEAGUE ' who began internships on March ENVELOPES High game, Bill Prichett, 232: I 25 in junior and senior high schools WHITE GLOVES liiith .'-crie'-. Larrv Mancrv end bleck end beige in 602. ^ throughout the Hoosier state. 6 and Legal Size Team 1200 SPIDER severe! styles end lengths. Won Lost $1 Hofer s [ lying ".A" 60 .3.2 a brilliant $1 to $3 'Magpo>i Motor Lodgr 52' 2 40' , in the KENDALL HANDBAGS I’ark Sinclair S2 41 ■ Somer'-t Fa; ms Dairv .VJ PARK SHOPPING SFons $1 and $2 plus to 41 Cuionia! \'iliagc Essi:> ' yj. 41 efiS CENTER 1 razee .Market .50 4.'l .stnvari'.s Root Beer 49 44 RUDSTBI For Boys Pariiio's Shell -II 52 CUSTOM-MADE conoN NEWEST Dams Realtv 40 ALWAYS HAVE AT of HATS limbciN -Rcstauraiu .’i9 54 TABLE PADS LEAST O NE 2.99 Cream-O-l.and Dairy .57'., 551., h ARTKX HANDBAGS learn =12 D.'l 60 ■ SCATTER RUG m SHIRTS $3 and $5 TO HOLD C.A\TEE.N 18 X 30 F IA T v Plus tax 1.99 & 2.99 Donald Sairato is general chair­ Wirh Foam Rubber Base Patents. marshmal­ man a .lunior Canteen to be Mfg. List 1.29 :s k ■ r M.v.vFA TlU lows, hemp, straw, TIES he d today, ,-\pr:l 11, from S to l l : 3o wicker and tapestry. p m. in the cafeteria of the .South Black, white, bene. 79c and $1 plus tax Brun-.vick High School The dance ■.-• hcmi;-i,i)onsored by the junmr DE ANGELIS c.a-s Committee chairmen are Pa­ tricia Chibbaro. Margaret Ki>tler. STORE HOURS: Russc.l Err;ck.son. and .Anton Lem- BROS. INC. 9 30 till 9 P.M., Mon., Thurs., Fri. :i. Chaperones are C hurch-!! Clark, i lohn Guthrie. Albert Dorh lut and KENDALL PARK 9:30 till 6 P.M., Tues., Wed., Sot. Mrs. Louisa Miner SHOPPING CENTER CH 9-1647 Rut.ger.s Uni\or-:ty'> Institute of French St. & Jersey Ave. M:crob;oio,2 ,\ «a> buiI; through roy­ alties on -';fepiomycm an amibtui- New Brunswick, N. J. i- d.'Cirvcred in the Raiger.s’ !ab- ,.-a;.-.;'-S of D: Solman .A. Waks- m.n